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INDEX 


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Kindergarten  Songs 

Including 

Singing  Games  and  Folk  Songs 


BY 
MARGERY   CLOSEY   QUIGLEY,    A.  B., 

Librarian  DivoU  Branch,  St.  Louis  Public  Library 

ASSISTED  BY 

OTHER  MEMBERS  OF  THE  STAFF 


AMERICAN    LIBRARY   ASSOCIATION    PUBLISHING  BOARD 

78  East  Washington  Street,  Chicago 

1914 


3246 


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Copyright,   1914 

by 

American    Library    Association    Publishing    Board 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 

Preface   v 

Plan  of  the  Index v 

List  of  Collections  Indexed vi 

Key  to  Abbreviations x 

Index  to  Kindergarten  Songs 1 

Lists  of  Songs  for  Special  Days 279 


PREFACE 


This  index,  the  plan  of  which  is  similar  to  that  of  the  well  known 
Granger  index  to  recitations,  was  suggested  by  demands  from  St. 
Louis  kindergartners  for  the  location  of  songs  for  which  they  were 
searching.  The  idea  is  due  to  Mrs.  Harriet  P.  Sawyer,  Chief  of 
the  Instruction  Department  in  the  St.  Louis  Public  Library,  and 
valuable  preliminary  work  was  done  also  by  Miss  Effie  L.  Power, 
Supervisor  of  Children's  Work,  and  by  Miss  Margaret  Curran, 
Children's  Librarian  at  the  Divoll  Branch.  The  Librarian  has  had 
nothing  to  do  with  it  except  to  give  advice  occasionally  in  matters 
of  policy. 

It  was  expected  at  first  that  the  St.  Louis  Public  Library  would 
publish  the  index,  but  it  has  proved  to  be  larger  than  was  antic- 
ipated, and  the  Publishing  Board  of  the  American  Library  Asso- 
ciation has  kindly  relieved  us  of  this  part  of  the  enterprise. 

Arthur  E.  Bostwick, 
Librarian   St.  Louis   Public  Library. 


PLAN  OF  THE  INDEX 


Three  types  of  books  are  indexed : — those  containing  only  kin- 
dergarten songs,  those  containing  both  kindergarten  and  folk  songs, 
and  those  including  folk  songs  only. 

The  collection  indexed  includes  the  following  classes  of  books : 

(1)  Books  recommended  by  the  Kindergarten  Normal  De- 
partment of  the  St.  Louis  Board  of  Education;  (2)  Books  of  songs 
and  games  given  in  the  A.  L.  A.  Catalog,  its  Supplement  and  the 
A.  L.  A.  Booklist;  (3)  All  other  kindergarten-song  books  in  the 
collection  of  the  St.  Louis  Public  Library. 

Sixty-three  books  are  indexed.  The  list  aims  to  be  compre- 
hensive but  is  not  recommended  as  a  discriminative  check-list 
for  purchase.     No   kindergarten    magazines   have   been    indexed. 

The  index  is  patterned  on  Granger  so  far  as  the  form  of 
entry  is  concerned.  The  entries,  all  in  one  alphabet,  are  by  corp- 
poser,  first  line,  title  and  author  of  the  w^ords  when  he  is  at  all 
important.  There  are  no  subject  headings  in  the  main  index, 
although  a  separate  list  of  songs  for  special  days  will  be  found 
at  the  end. 

Whenever  there  is  a  variation,  whether  in  composer,  first  line 
or  title,  this  is  brought  out  in  parenthesis  below  the  entry.  The 
variations  appear  in  every  entry  of  any  given  set.  In  groups 
where  it  was  not  possible  to  determine  which  was  the  parent 
song  and  which  the  versions,  each  song  has  been  called  a  variant 
in  accordance  with  the  practice  of  the  American  Folk-lore  Society. 

An  asterisk  indicates  that  the  first  line  and  the  title  begin  with 
the  same  words. 

Margery  Quigley. 


LIST   OF     COLLECTIONS     INDEXED 
WITH  PUBLISHERS   AND  PRICES 

Bancroft,  J.   H.     Games    for   playground,  home,   school   and   gym- 
nasium.    Macmillan,   1909.     $1.50  net. 
Bell,  F.  E.  E.   (O.)  Lady,  contp.     Singing  circle.     Longmans,  1911. 

$1.25  net. 
Bingham,  C.  Balloon  man.  111.  Music  Co.,  Chic,  cl910.     50c. 
Brewster,  F.  S.,  and  Thomas,  E.  A.     Song  stories.     Amer.  Bk.  Co., 

1898.     60c.  net. 
Burchenal,  E.     Folk  dance  music.     Schirmer,  cl908.     $2. 
Burchenal,    E.,    ed.     Folk    dances    and    singing    games.      Schirmer, 

1909.     cloth  $1.50n. 
Cole,  S.  W.     Child's  first  studies  in  music.     Silver  Burdett,  cl897. 

60c.   net. 
Coonley.  Mrs.   L.    (A)      Singing  verses    for  children.     Macmillan, 

cl897.     $2n. 
Crane,  W.     Baby's  bouquet.     Warne,   1900.     $1.50. 
Crane,  W.     Baby's  opera.     Warne,   1900.     $1.50. 
Crane,  W.     Pan-pipes.     Warne,  n.  d.     $1.50. 
Elliott,    J.    W.      Mother    Goose's    nursery    rhymes.      McLoughlin, 

n.  d.     75c. 
Elson,   L.   C,   ed.     Folk   songs   of    many   nations.     Church,    cl905. 

$1. 
Field,   E.     Songs  of  childhood.     Scribner,   1896.     $1.00. 
Fisher,  W.  A.     Posies  from  a  Child's  garden  of  verses.     Ditson, 

cl897.     paper  $1. 
Forsythe,    C.     Old   songs    for  young   America.     Doubleday,    Page, 

1901.    $2  net. 
Froebel,  F.     Mother  play  and  nursery  songs.     Lothrop,  $3.00,  1886. 
Froebel,  F.     Songs  and  music.     Appleton,  1908.    $1.25. 
Funkhouser,    M.    F.      Simple    songs    for    the   kindergarten.      Perry 

and   Sons,  cl912.     $.50. 
Gaynor,  J.  L.     Songs  of  the  child  world,    v.  1  &  2.    Church,  cl897. 

$1.00. 
George,  M.  M.     Songs  in  season.     Flanagan,  cl899.     75c. 
Hailmann,    E.    L.     Songs,   games,    and    rhymes.      Flanagan,    cl887. 

$1.75. 
Hill,    M.   J.     Song   stories    for   the   kindergarten.      Summy,    cl896. 

Bds.  $1.00  net.     cloth  $1.50  net. 

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viii  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hitte,    H.    M.       Kindergarten     songs     and     descriptive     melodies. 

Perry,   cl909.     50c. 
Hofer,  M.  R.     Children's  singing  games :  old  and  new.     Flanagan, 

cl901.     pa.  50c. 
Hofer,   M.   R.     Music   for  the  child   world.     Summy,    1900.     v.    1. 

$1.25  net,  v.  2.    $1.50  net. 
Hornby,  J.    Joyous  book  of  singing  games.    Macmillan,  19H.    $1.00. 

Hubbard,  C.  B.,  conip.     Merry  songs  and  games.     Flanagan,  cl887. 

$2. 
Hurd,  E.  H.     Play  time  songs.     Bradley,  cl906.     50c. 
Jenks,   H.  S.  and   Rust,   M.,  comps.  and  cds.     Song  echoes   from 

child  land.     Ditson,  $2.00. 
Kastman,  V.  and  Koehler,  G.     Swedish  song  games.     Ginn,  cl913. 

.70c  net. 
Knowlton,  F.  S.     Nature  songs  for  children.     Bradley,  1910.    $1.00. 

Martin,  G.  E.     Sunday  songs  for  little  children.     Presbyterian  Bd, 

1899.      50c.  net. 
Meissner.  W.  O.    Art  song  cycles.     Silver,  cl910.     Pt.  1.    $.60. 
Montz,   C.     Instrumental   musical   sketches.     Bradley,    1912.     $1.00. 

Neal,  M.  ed.     Esperance  Morris  book,  pt,  1  and  2.     Curwen,  cl912. 

5/ea.  n. 
Neidlinger,  W.  H.     Earth,  sky  and  air  in  song.     Am.   Bk.   cl900. 

2  bks.     Bk.  1.  70c  net,  Bk.  2.  80c  net. 
Neidlinger,  W.  H.    Small  songs  for  small  singers.    Schirmer,  cl896. 

$.50. 
Newell,  W.  W.     Games  and  songs  of  American  children.     Harper, 

1903.    $1.50.  _ 

Osgood,  M.  C.     Rounds,  carols  and  songs.     Ditson,  cl894.     $T.50; 

paper  $1.00. 
Plays  and  songs  for  kindergarten  and  family.     Presser,  cl874.     50c. 
Poulsson,  E.     Finger  plays ;  with  music.     Lothrop,    [cl893]     $1.25. 
Poulsson,    E.      Holiday    songs    and    every    day    songs    and    games. 

Bradley,    1910.     $2.00. 
Poulsson,  E.  and  Smith,  E.     Songs  of  a  little  child's  day.     Bradley, 

1912.     $1.00. 
Pratt,  W.  S.   cd.     St.  Nicholas  songs.     Century  Co.,   1885.     $2.00 

bds.  $1.25. 
Reed,  C.   S.     Timely  games  and  songs.     Hammett,   1900.     60c. 
Reinecke,  C.     Fifty  children's  songs.    Schirmer,  n.  d.    $1.00.    cl901. 
Riley,  A.  C.  D. ;  and  Gaynor,  J.  L.     Lilts  and  lyrics.     Summy  Co., 

1907.     $1. 
Rogers,    M.      Kindergarten    marches.      Scranton,    cl907.      60c.     net 

price  53c. 
Sheehan.     On   a  spring   morning   in   the  kindergarten.     Anderson, 

cl910.     75c. 
Smeltzer,  J.  R.     Sense  games;  with  Peter  Piper  and  his   friends. 

Talbot,   cl909.     $1.00. 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  ix 

Smith,   E.     Songs    for  little  children.     Bradley,   cl887.     2  pts.   ea, 

$1.25.     pa.  $1.00. 
Stevenson,    R.    L.      Stevenson    song    book.      Scribner,    1911.      Bds. 

$1.00. 
Stevenson,  R.  L.     Song  flowers,  from  "A  child's  garden  of  verses," 

set  to  music  by  K.  M.  Ramsay.     Stokes,  cl897.     50c. 
Terhune,  A.     Colonial  carols  for  children.     Scribner,  cl910.     $1.25 

net. 
Tomlins,  W.  L.,  comp.     Children's  souvenir  song  book.     Novello, 

Ewer.,   cl893.     $1.00. 
Tomlins,  W.  L.,  ed.     Laurel  song  book.     Birchard,  1910.     $1.00. 
Tufts,  J.  W.,  comp.     Child  life  in  song.     Silver,  cl890.     60c  net. 
U.  S.  Indian  affairs  office.     Social  plays,  games,  marches,  old  folk 

dances   and   rhythmic  movements.     Supt.   of   Docs.,    1911.     pa. 

10c. 
Valentine,    I    and    Claxton,    L.      Baker's    dozen    for    city    children. 

Kindergarten   magazine   Co.,    1907.     50c. 
Walker,  G.  A.  and  Jenks,  H.  S.     Songs  and  games  for  little  ones. 

Ditson,   cl887.     $2.00. 
Whitehead,   J.   B.    R.     Folk   songs   and   other   songs    for   children. 

Ditson,   1903.     bds.  $2.00. 
Wiggin,   K.   D.     Kindergarten   chimes.     Ditson.     $1.50,   bds.  $1.25, 

pa.  $1.00. 


KEY  TO    ABBREVIATIONS 


3rv 


(Full  titles  of  books  indexed  will  be  found  on  p.  vii.) 

ASC  Meissner.    Art  song  cycles.    Bk.  1. 

BB  Crane.     Baby's  bouquet.  p  _ 

BFD  '•Burchenal.     Folk  dances  and  singing  games.    T^JsH     >>^" 

BG  -Bancroft.     Games  for  school  and  playground.    ;  ~1  ^ 

BM  Bingham.     Balloon  man. 

BSS  Brewster.     Song   stories. 

CBO  Crane.     Baby's  opera. 

CC  Terhune.     Colonial  carols. 

CGV  Fisher.     Posies  from  A  child's  garden  of  verses. 

CL  Tufts.     Child  life  in  song. 

CM  Cole.    Child's  first  studies  in  music. 

CPP  Crane.     Pan  Pipes. 

DM  Hitte.     Kindergarten   songs   and   descriptive   melodies. 

EFS  Elson.     Folk  songs  of  many  nations.  "  •■-.  '■- 

EL  -Jenks  and  Rust.    Song  echoes  from  child  land.  ' 

ESI  Neidlinger.     Earth,  sea  and  sky.     Bk.  1.-  h}l(f-i 

ES2  Bk.  2.  ^-    ]{  ' 

FC  Reinecke.     Fifty  children's  songs,     fi^j-^ '^'■' 

FDM  Burchenal.     Folk  dance  music.       "/ "i.  t  7    ov-.y 

FS  Whitehead.    Folk  songs  and  other  songs  for  children. 

FSC  Field.     Songs  of  childhood.    '-.^\  T>?> 

FSK  Funkhouser.     Simple  songs   for  kindergarten. 

GS  ^George.     Songs  in  season.-  -      .. 

HC  Hofer.     Children's   singing  games,     jitk^' 

HMCl  Hofer.     Music  for  the  child  world.     Bk.  1. 

HMC2  Bk.  2. 

HR  Hailmann.    Songs,  games  and  rhymes.  —  yjf  /7  .'•<• 

HS  Poulsson.     Holiday   songs. 

IMS  Montz.     Instrumental  musical  sketches. 

JB  Hornby.    Joyous  book  of  singing  games. 

KC  Wiggin.     Kindergarten    chimes.  ■■/'ip'i 

KK  Kastman  and   Koehler.     Swedish  song  games. 

KM  Rogers.     Kindergarten  marches. 

LCD  Poulsson  and  Smith.    Songs  for  little  child's  day. 

LBS  Bell.     Singing  circle. 

LL  Riley  and  Gaynor.     Lilts  and  lyrics. 

MG  'Elliott.      Mother    Goose's    nursery    rhymes    and    nursery 

songs ;  set  to  music. 

MP  ^Froebel.     Mother  play. 


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Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 


MSG 

MSL 

NEBl 

NEB2 

NG 

NS 

OSM 

OYA 

PFP 

PS 

PTS 

RCS 

SCI 

SC2 

SF 

SHS 

SLl 

SL2 

SM 

SS 

SSS 

StN 

SV 

SZ 

TC 

TGS 

TLB 

USI 

VBD 

WS 


•  Hubbard.    Merry  songs  and  games.        '  ^  rt  rb 
Martin.     Sunday  songs  for  little  children. 
Neal.     Esperance  Morris  book.     Bk.  1. 

Bk.  2.  0     0^ 

'Newell.   Songs  and  games  of  American  children.     /i'6,Z'i/.'5 
'Knowlton.     Nature  songs   for  children.    -      "    -■■  ""  *"- 

Sheehan.     On  a  spring  morning. 

Forsythe.     Old  songs  for  young  Americans. 
>  Poulsson.     Finger  plays.      ;     :     . 

Pla>6  and  songs  for  kindergarten  and  family. 

Hurd.     Playtime  songs.  t  'ii  > 
Osgood.     Rounds,  carols  and  songs.      ?•      V^.  ^    -  .  .. 
'Gaynor.     Songs  of  the  child  world.     Bk.  1.  ~     S"  0  "^J 
Bk.  2.  ♦• 


Stevenson.      Song    flowers,    from    "A    child's    garden    of 
verses"  set  to  music,  by  K.  M.  Ramsay. 
"Hill.     Song  stories.      ■■   '.  ri  i.  6' 
'Smith.     Songs  for  little  children.     Bk.  1.    ■• 

■ Bk.  2. 

'  Froebel.     Songs  and  music,  fj  h^-'^'^f 

Stevenson  song  book. 

Neidlinger.     Small  songs  for  small  singers.  •  'H 

Pratt.     St.  Nicholas  book  of  songs. ";'  ..''».         /.   *y  f 
-Coonley.     Singing  verses  for  children. —  *7'f'  r    rY 

Smeltzer.     Sense  games. 

Tomlins.    Children's  souvenir  song  book. 
'Reed.     Timely  games  and  songs.  -  Jk  x^" 

♦^Tomlins.     Laurel  song  book.  ~      ' 

U.  S.  Indian  Bureau.     Social  plays  and  games. 
•Valentine.     Baker's  dozen  for  city  children.      "Vfr     ; 

Walker.     Songs  and  games  for  little  ones,  v^  j^g 


INDEX  TO    KINDERGARTEN   SONGS 

*A,  B,  C.    OYA 

*A,  B,  C.     RCS 

A,  B,  C,  D.    LBS 

*A,  B,  C,  die  Katze  lief  im  Schnee.     BB 

(A,  E,  O.     RCS) 
*A,  B,  C,  tumble  down  D.    Elliott.    MG 
*A,  E,  O,  the  cat  jumped  in  the  snow.     RCS 

(A,  B,  C,  die  Katze  lief  im  Schnee.     BB) 
*A-hunting  we  will  go.     JB 

(Hunting.     BG— USI) 
A-nutting  we  will  go.     NEBl 

Music  only. 
A-rub-a-dub-dub.    See  Gaynor.     Rub-a-dub-dub.     SCI 
A-tis-ket,  a-tas-ket  a  pretty  May  basket.     See  Smith.     May  basket. 

LCD 
♦Abide  with  me,  fast  falls  the  eventide.     Monk.     TLB 
Abt.     Bee  game.     HR 

Birdies'  cradle.     HR 

About  boats.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Ace  of  diamonds.     BFD 
Ace  of  diamonds.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Ach,  wie  ist's  moeglich  dann.    See  Kuecken.    How  can  I  leave  thee? 

FS 
Acrobats  and  athletic  sports.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Across   the  wild   heather   my  laddie   comes   down.     See   Meissner. 

In  Scotland.     ASC 
Adam.    Christmas  song.     GS 
Adams.     Christmas  carol.     HS 

Nearer  my  God  to  Thee.     TLB 

Adieu,  dear  land,  with  beauty  teeming.    Sec  Switzer's  farewell.   EFS 

After  resting  all  the  night.     Sec  Mozart.    Morning  greeting.     SHS 

After  "Secret  Love."     Resch.     KM 

After  the  rain.     Smith.     SV 

Afternoon  song.     KC 

Afternoon  tea.     Knowlton.     NS 

Again  you're  here.     See  Gebauer.     New  Year.     HS 

Ah!  now  we've  caught  you.    See  Bureau.     Captive  wild  bird.     HS 


2  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Ah,  the  drops  are  pouring  down.    See  Knowlton.     Summer  shower. 

NS 
Ah,  violet,  dearest  violet.    See  Schults.     Violet.     FC — KC — MSL — 
RCS— SLI— WS 

For  composers  see  Schults.     Violet. 
Ah !  who  comes  here.     See  Punchinello.     HC 
Aiken  drum.     BB 
Air  du  roi  Louis  XIII.     Page.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
*Air  is  filled  with  the  echoes.     Morton.    WS 
Air  is  full  of  mystery.     See  Gaynor.     Christmas  secrets.     SC2 
Airy,   fairy  snowflakes.     See  Gaynor.     SCI 
Alabieff.     Nightingale.     FS 
Alas !  my  love  you  do  me  wrong.    See  My  Lady  Greensleeves.  NEBI 

(Marzials.    My  Lady  Greensleeves.    CPP) 
Albert.     God's  blessing  on  work.     SHS 
Album  leaf.     Grieg.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Album  leaf.     Sartorio.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Alcott.     O  sing  with  cheery  voices.     SL2 
Alden.     Lost,  the  summer.     GS 
♦Aider  by  the  river.    Sawyer.     EL 

(Strauchauer.     Alder   by   the    river.     WS) 
Aldrich.     Bronze,  brown  eyes.     StN 

Christ  church  bells.     RCS 

Cradle  song.    TC 

Marjorie's  almanac.     StN 

Alexander.    All  things  bright  and  beautiful.     HR — SHS 

Alice's  supper.     Smith.     SLI 

♦All   aboard.     Funkhouser.     FSK 

All   about,   all   about,   baby's   feet   are   flying.     See   Froebel.      Play 

with  the  limbs.     SM 
All  alone  I  wander  here.    See  Alone  I  wander.    KK 
All  around  the  chicken  coop.    See  Pop  goes  the  weasel.    OYA 
All  around  the  house.     See  Stevenson.     Shadow  march.     SF 

(Ramsay.  Shadow  march.     SF) 
All  around  the  Maypole.     See  Maypole  style.     JB 
All  around  the  mulb'ry  bush.     Cole.     CM 
All  day  long  I  hear  a  song.    See  Cole.     My  song.     TC 
All  for  baby.     Roeske.     PFP 
All    frosty    stands    Christmas.     See   Hill.     Yes,    come !    dear    dear 

Christmas.     HS 
All  gone!     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     All's  gone.     MP) 
All  gone  baby.     Smith.     SLI 

♦All  gone!  the  supper's  gone!     Hurd.     PTS 
(Bullard.     All  gone.     SM) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  3 

All  good  night,  all  good  night.     See  Good  night,  no.  1.     HR 

All  hail   the   pow'r   of  Jesus'   name.     See   Holden.     Coronation. 

TLB 
All   hail    to   thee,    fair   morning.     See   Walker.     Birthday   song. 

WS 
All  in  the  downs  the  fleet  was  moored.     See  Marzials.     Black 

eyed  Susan.     CPP 
All  night  long,  all  night  long,  little  stars  do  blink.     See  Rossini. 

Stars  and  posies.     GS 
All  night  long  and  every  night.     See  Stevenson.     Young  night 

thought.     SS 

(Foote.     Young  night  thought.     SS) 
All  our  work  is  over.     See  Mozart.     Good-bye  song.     SHS 
All  people  that  on  earth  do  dwell.     See  Old  hundred.     EFS 
All's  gone.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     All  gone.     MSG) 
All  the  birds  and  bees  are  singing.    See  Hubbard.    Lovely  May. 

MSG 
All  the  birds  are  back  again.     See  Spring  song.     PS 
All  the  birds  are  back  again.     See  Wiggin.     Spring  birds.     KG 
All  the  birds  are  here  again.     See  Smith.     Summer  song.     SLl 
*A11  the  birds  have  come  again.     Smith.     SLl 
*A11  the  birds  have  come  again.     WS 
All  the  busy  work  is  done.     See  Hill.     Farewell.     SHS 
All  the  children's  clothes  are  worn.     See  Story  of  the  clothes 

SHS 
All  the  little  Marguerites.     See  Gaynor.     Marguerites.     LL 
*A11  the  little  sparrows.     Walker.     WS 

All  the  trees  are  lifeless.     See  Hubbard.     Rose  bush.     MSG 
*A1I   thmgs   bright  and   beautiful.     Heerwart.     HR 

(Hill.     God's  work.     SHS) 
All  through  the  night.     EFS 

(Owen.     All  through  the  night.     TLB) 
All  up  and  down,  my  honey.     See  Sugar  lump.     NG 
All  you  little  blackey  tops.     See  Scarecrow.     BB 
All  who  sing  and  wish  to  please.     See  Goodban.     Round  on  the 

diatonic  scale.     RCS 
*Alle  galoo  galoo.     JB 

Alle  Vogel  sind  schon  da.     See  Pretty  birdlings.     RCS 
Allegretto.     Beethoven.     HMC 

Music  only. 
Allegro.     Mendelssohn.     HMC 

Music  only. 
Alleluia.     Barnby.     TLB 
Allen.     Canoe  song.     EL 

Christmas  carol.     EL 

Clouds  and  sunshine.     StN 


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Allen.    In  the  pleasant  sunny  meadows.     WS 

Jessie.     StN 

Lullaby.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Lullaby.     StN) 

Memorial  hymn.     TLB 

Song  of  the  rain.     WS 

(Smith.     Rain  song.     SLl) 
There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN 

rSX?"""^-..  There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN) 
(Fisher.     There  s  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN) 

—  Whenever  a  little  child  is  born.     StN 

Winter  and  Summer.     StN 

Alone  I  wander.     KK 

AmaryuS^fFS    ^^  ^ersbach.    Barbarossa.    RCS 

America.     Smith.     FS— GS— MSG 
(My  country  'tis  of  thee.     TLB) 

^"'"'h?ld'^SSia'„''°h%^„°""¥^  °'   '"^   ''"■    '"   Chadwick. 

"""TumberTame"  HR    °'  ""^  ""'  '°'"'  -"■     ^"  Czerny. 
Among  these  happy  children.    See  Hill.    Sklppine  son?     SH<; 

*Atii7r:fnir^j.'^r'  '''■  '-^  *=  -'  ^-"^'■^-  "I 

(Variant:     We  are  all  nodding.     LBS) 
And  what ^re^you  trilling,  O  Katy-did-did?     See  Meissner.     Katy- 

Andre.     Christmas  waltz  song.     KC 

Good  morning.     KC 

Andreae.     Flower  basket.     HR 

How  we  love  our  kindergarten      HR 

W^atermill.     HR 

Angelus.     Conrade.     GS 

Annie  Laurie.     EFS— FS— TLB 

Annie  went  to  the  cabbage  patch.     See  Strasak.     BFD 

(Variant:   Character  dance.     HC) 
Another  birthday  song.     Reinecke.     FC 
Anothe^  day  has  now  begun.     See  Hailmann.     Opening  stanza. 

Anschuetz.     Mill  by  the  rivulet      HR 

(Mill.     WS) 
Antioch.     Handel.     TLB 

Anvil  is  busy    the  iron  is  hot.     See  Coonley.     Anvil  song.     GS 
Anvil  song.     Coonley.     GS 
Apple  orchard.     Lindbald.     EFS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  5 

Apple   trees    grow   in    the    orchard    fair.     See    Lindbald.     Apple 

orchard.     EFS 
*Apples  ripe.     Hubbard.     MSG 
April.     SL2 
April.     Knowlton.     NS 

*April!  April!  Are  you  here?     Conrade.     GS 
April  drops  came  down.     See  Strong.     May  song.     HS 
April  girl.     Fairlamb.     StN 

(Stanley.     April  girl.     StN) 
April  rain.     Knowlton.     NS 

April's  just  a  little  child.     See  Fairlamb.     Song  of  April.     TLB 
April  shower.     Sawyer.     EL 
April  showers.     Hailmann.     HR 
April  showers.     Sheehan.     OSM 
April  snow.     Warren.     StN 
Arbor  day.     Gaynor.     GS 
Arch.     Koehler.     HR 

(Marching,  no.  22,.     PS) 
Arch  of  glory  curving  there  on  high.     See   Gaynor.     Rainbow. 

SCI 
Are  you  here,  my  little  birdies?     See  Hubbard.     Roll  call.     MSG 

Are  you  sleeping,  are  you  sleeping.     See  Brother  James.     RCS 

(Friar  John.     FS) 
Arise,  you  little  slum.b'rers.     See  Finger  plays,  no.  20.     PS 
Armenian  lullaby.     Chadwick.     FSC 
Armies  in  the  fire.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Armies  in  the  fire.     SF) 
Arne.     Lucy  Locket.     FS 

(Lucy  Locket.     BB— OYA) 
Arnold.     Canadian  boat  song.     TLB 

Haste  thee,  nymph.     TLB 

Star  spangled  banner.     EFS— FS— GS— MSG 

*Around  the   Christmas  tree.     Gaynor.     LL 

Around  the  Maypole.     Sherwood.     HS 

Art  thou  poor.     See  Smith.     Sweet  content.     TLB 

Art  thou  weary.     See  Baker.     Stephanos.     TLB 

Arthur  of  Bradley.     FS 

As  I  came  down  the  Canon-gate.     See  Merry  may  the  keel  row 

FS     ■ 
As   I   walked   over  the   hills   one   day.     See   Hill.     Each   mother 

loves  best.     SHS 
*As  I  was  coming  along  along.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
As  I  was  walking  on  the  strand.     See  Old  man.     KK 
*As  Joseph  was  awalking.     Coonlye.     GS 
As  soon  as  the  nights  grow  cold.     See  Neidlinger.     Jack  Frost. 


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As  the  vane  upon  the   tower.     See  Hailmann.     Weather  vane. 
HR 
(Froebel.     Weather  vane.     MP) 

As    wandering    up    and    down    one    day.     See    Hubbard.     Shoe- 
maker.    MSG 

*As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     NG 
(Going  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HR) 
(Here  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HC) 
(Little  washerwoman.     KK) 
(Alulberry  bush.     CBO— BG— FS— JB— LBS) 

Ashmall.     Waken,  little  children.     SLl 

Asleep.     HR 

(Ball  song,  no.  10.     PS) 

(Hubbard.     Little  ball  lies  in  my  hand.     MSG) 

(Mozart.     Going  to  sleep.     HR) 
At  close  of  day  the  sunset  past.     See  Hill.     Butterfly  and  moth. 

SHS 
At  Easter-tide.     Sheehan.     OSM 
At  Easter  time.     WS 

(Smith.     Easter  song.     SLl) 
At  evening  the  maiden  dear.     See  Froebel.     Little  maiden  and 

the  stars.     MP 
At  evening  when  I  go  to  bed.     See  Conrade.     Daisies  and  stars. 

GS 
At  evening  when  the  lamp  is  lit.     See  Stevenson.     Land  of  story 

books.     SS 

(Bartlett.     Land  of  story  books.     SS) 
At  last  we've  caught  you.     See  Little  bird.     RCS 
At  night.     Randegger.     TC 
*At  summer  morn.     FS 

At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  play,  no.  1-5.     PS 
At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  play,  no.  6.     PS 

(Variant:  Day's  far  spent.     JB) 
At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  play,  no.  7.     PS 

(Forward,  homeward.     HR) 
At  break  of  Christmas  day.     See  Sawyer.     The  waits.     EL 
At  the  dawn  the  light  is  sent.     See  Hill.     Certainty  of  law.    SHS 
At  the  window.     Pratt.     StN 
At   thy   door    I'm    knocking.     See    LuUy.     By    the    moon's    pale 

light.     FS 
Atkinson.     Brownies.     GS 

Clock.     GS 

Clouds.     SV 

Cradle  song.     SV 

Doll  day.     GS 

— • —  Doll's  cradle  song.     GS 

First  flag.     GS 

Good-morning.     GS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  7 

Atkinson.     Good-night.    GS 

Lincoln.     GS 

Little  stars.     SV 

— ■ —  Longfellow.     GS 

Rainbow.     GS 

Red,  white  and  blue.     GS 

Song  of  the  nut.     GS 

Wake  up.     GS 

— • —  Washington  song.     GS 

Windmill.     GS 

Au  clair  de  la  lune.     See  Lully.     By  the  moon's  pale  light.     FS 

August.     Knowlton.     NS 

Auld  lang  syne.     Burns.     EFS — FS 

Austrian  hymn.     Haydn.     TLB 

Austrian  national  hymn.     Haydn.     FS 

Autumn.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Autumn.     Hiller.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Autumn.     Hitte.    DM 

Autumn.     Martin.     MSL 

Autumn  fires.     Stevenson.    EL — SF 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.    Autumn  fires. 
Autumn  flowers.    Conrade.     GS 
Autumn  leaves.     Gaynor.     GS 
Autumn  leaves.    HR 

(Hill.    Fall  leaves.     SHS) 

(Osgood.    Come  little  leaves.     MSG— RCS— WS) 

(Smith.    Come  little  leaves.    SL2) 
Autumn  leaves.     Macey.     EL 
Autumn  leaves  falling  yellow   and   brown.     See   Macey.     Autumn 

leaves.     EL 
Autumn  leaves  are  whirling.    See  Smith.     Finding  the  place.     SL2 
Autumn  song.     Beethoven.     HR 
Autumn  song.     Russell.     HS 
Autumn  wind.     Smith.     LCD 
♦Autumn  winds  are  crying.     Smith.     SLl 
Awake.     Gaynor.    LL 
Awake !  awake !     Houseman.     HS 
*Awake  my  soul,  stretch  every  nerve.     Handel.     TLB 
Awake,  said  the  sunshine.    Sec  Mendelssohn.     Spring  song.     SLl 
*Awake  ye  little  sleepers.     Froebel.     HR 
Awakening.    Gaynor.     SC2 
Awakening  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Away  among  the  blossoms.     EL 

(Hubbard.     Away   among  the  blossoms.     MSG) 
Away,  away,  away,  away  among  the  blossoms.  See  Hubbard.    Away 

among  the  blossoms.     MSG 

(Away  among  the  blossoms.    EL) 


8  Index   to  Kindergarten   Songs 

Away  fly  the  pigeons.     See  Saville.     Pigeon's  flight.     HS 

Away  in  the  manger  no  crib  for  His  bed.     See  Christmas  manger 

hymn.     GS 
Away  the  merry  children  run.    See  Chapek.    Bowing  game.    HS 
Away  to  the  forest  and  search   for  a  tree.     Sec  Sherwood.     Our 

fir  tree.     HS 
Away  up  in  Alaska.     See  Neidlinger.     Glacier.     ESI 
*Away  with  melancholy.     LBS 

*"Baa!     Baa!     Black  sheep,  have  you  any  wool?"     CBO — FS 

(Elliott.     Baa,  baa  black  sheep.     MG) 

(Gaynor.     Baa,  baa  black  sheep.     LL) 

(Hailmann.     Baa,  baa  black   sheep.     HR) 
"Baa!"  said  a  black  sheep.    See  Smith.     Sheep.     LCB 

Babe  Jesus.     Dugan.     EL 

Baby  and  the  moon.     SM 

(Smith.     Baby  and  the  moon.     SLl) 
Baby  bo.     Marzo.     StN 
Baby  Bunting.     LBS— OYA 
*Baby  bye,  here's  a  fly.     Hailmann.     HR 
*Baby  dear.     Gaynor.     LL 

Baby  dear,  baby  dear,  I  know  a  place.    See  Cole.    Ripe  apples.    CM 
Baby  has  a  little  tune.     See  Baby's  tune.     LBS 
Baby  is  a  sailor  boy.     See  Pollock.     Sailor  boy.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Swing,  cradle,  swing.     MSG) 
Baby  moon.     Gaynor.     SV 
Baby  seed  song.    Conrade.     GS 

Baby  sleeps,  so  we  must  tread.     See  Smith.     Bed.     SLl 
Baby  swallow  chirps  "Chee-chee."'     See   Smith.     Chirpings.     LCD 
Baby,  what  do  the  blossoms  say?     See  Smith.     Flower  bed.     SLl 
Baby's  birthday.     Smith.     LCD 
Baby's  bread.     Strong.    HS 
Baby's  calendar.     Sherwood.     HS 
Baby's  cotton  gown.     Strong.     HS 
Baby's  face.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Baby's  horses.     Valentine.     VBD 
Baby's  lullaby.     Walker.     WS 

(Elliott.     Lullaby.     HR— MG— SM) 
Baby's  skies.     Marzo.     StN 
Baby's  toys.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Baby's  tune.    LBS 
Baby's  waking  song.    Tennyson.     SHS 

(Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL) 

(Tennyson.     What  docs  little  birdie  say?     SM) 

(Tufts.     Little  birdie.     CL) 
Bach.     Loure.     HMCl 

Music   only.  , 

Bach.     Venetian  boatmen's  song.    TLB 


Index   o   Kiindergarten   Songs  9 

Bachmann.     Gigne  bretonne.     HMC2 

Music   only. 
Back  and  front,  back  and  front.    See  Reed.  First  gift  exercises.  TGS 
Bacon.     Before  the  mowing.     EL 
Chilly  little  chickadees.    EL 

(Batchellor.     Chilly  little  chickadees.     WS) 

Daffy-down-dilly.     EL 

Mother's  hymn.     EL 

(Hailmann.     Teacher's  hymn.     HR) 

(Osgood.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 

(Teacher's   hymn,   IL     KC) 

Robin  Redbreast.     EL 

Signs  of  the  seasons.     EL 

Summer  is  coming.     EL 

Two  little  birds.    EL 

Two  little  roses.    EL 

Winter  hymn.     EL 

Bad  pussy.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Bailiff's  daughter  of  Islington.     Marzials.     CPP 

Baker.     Stephanos.     TLB 

Baker.     Walker.     WS 

Ball.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Ball.     Hubbard.     MSG 

*Ball  comes  round  to  meet  us.     PS 

(Walker.     Ball   comes    round   to   meet   us.     WS) 
Ball  game.     Hurd.     PTS 
Ball  game.     (Color.)     Hurd.     EL 
Ball  games.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Ball  is  in  my  hand  you  see.    See  Hubbard.    Ball.     MSG 
*Ball  is  sinkine.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Ball  lullaby,    \yiggin.    KC 
Ball  play.     Hailmann.    KC 

(Hailmann.     Selling  fruit.     HR) 
Ball  play.     Stedman.     KC 
Ball  plav.    Wiggin.     KC 

(Wiggin.     Ball  song.     KC) 
Ball  so  high.     Smith.     SLl 
Ball  song.     Smith.     SL2 

(Hubbard.    Roll  over,  come  back.    MSG.) 
Ball  song.     (Motion.)     EL 
Ball  song,  No.  1  and  2.     Wiggin.     KC 
Ball  song.  No.  10.     PS 

(Asleep.     HR) 

(Hubbard.    Little  ball  lies  in  my  hand.    MSG) 

(Mozart.     Goine  to   sleep.     HR) 
Ball  song,  No.  IL     PS 

(Bell  high  in  the  steeple.    WS) 

(Hubbard.     Bell  high  in  the  steeple.     MSG) 

(Smith.    Bell  so  high.     SLl) 


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Ball  song.     (Spinning.)     Hurd.    EL 

Ball  songs.     PS 

Ball    that  daily  sharest.    See  Ball  songs,  No.  14.     PS 

Ball  will  wander.     Kohl.     HR 

Balloon  man.    Bingham.    BM 

Banbury  Cross.    OYA 

(Elliott.     Ride  a  cock-horse  to  Banbury  Cross.     MG) 
Baptist  game.     NG 
Barbara  Allen.    Marzials.    CPP 

Barbarossa.    Gersbach.    RCS 

Barcarole.     Reinecke.     FC 

(Duck  dance.     BG) 

(Fairy  ship.     BB) 

(Reinecke.     I    saw   a   ship   a-sailing.     HR) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     EL) 
Bare  and  cold  the  garret  chamber.     Sec  Damrosch.     Handel.     StN 

(Stanley.     Handel.     StN) 
Bareback  riding.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Barefoot  boy.     Johns.     TLB 
Barkshire  tragedy.     Maitland.     NEBl 
Barley-Brownie.     Reinecke.     FC 
Barnard.     Valentine  day,  No.  1.     GS 
Barnby.     Alleuia.     TLB 

Cradle  song.    TC 

Cradle  song  of  the  Virgin.    RCS 

(Kies.     Virgin's  cradle  song.     MSL) 

Dawn.     TLB 

Morning  song.     TLB 

Now  the  day  is  over.     SLl — TLB 

(Knowlton.     Now  the  day  is  over.     NS) 

O  Paradise,  O  Paradise.     TLB 

St.   Gregory.     TLB 

Still,  still  with  Thee.     TLB 

Sweet  and  low.    FS — RCS 

West  wind.     TC 

Barnyard.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Barnyard  gate.     MP) 
Barnyard.     Page.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Barnyard  gate.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Barnyard.     MSG) 
Barnyard  people.     Page.    HMC2 

Music  only. 
Barnyard  song.     Jacons.     HS 

Barrels  I  bind  as  a  cooper  should  do.     See  Cooper.     PS 
Bartlett.     Boy  and  the  toot.     StN 
Good  boy.     SS 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  11 

Bartlett.     Hey  diddle  diddle.     StN 

Merry  rain.     StN 

1  had  a  little  pony.     StN 

Land  of  story  books.     SS 

North  wind  doth  blow.     StN 

(Conrade.     North  wind  doth  blow.     GS) 
(Elliott.     North  wind  doth  blow.    MG— SLl) 
(North  wind  doth  blow.    HR) 
(North  wind  and  the  robin.    BB) 
(Tufts.    North  wind  doth  blow.    CL) 

■  Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN 

(Burdett.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 
(Mosenthal.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 
(Stanley.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 

Riding  on  the  rail.     StN 

(Ingraham.     Riding  on  the  rail.     StN) 

Song  of  the  roller-skates.      StN 

Sweet,  red  rose.    StN 

(Ingraham.     Sweet  red  rose.     StN) 
(Mosenthal.    Sweet  red  rose.    StN) 

Three   wise   women.     StN 

Wren  and  the  hen.     StN 

(Molloy.    Wren  and  the  hen.     StN) 
Basket.     Froebel.     MP 

(Smith.     Flower  basket.     SM) 
Basket.     Smith.     SLl 
Basket  of  flowers.    Hubbard.    MSG 

Baskets  we  will  make  with  pleasure.     See  Flower  baskets.     PS 
Bassford.    Can  a  little  child  like  me?    EL 

(Story.     Can  a  little  child  like  me?     WS) 
Batchellor.    Blessed  day.    WS 

Chilly  little  chickadees.    WS 

(Bacon.     Chilly  little  chickadees.    EL) 

Daisy.     WS 

Easter  hymn.     WS 

(Story.     Easter  hymn.     WS) 

God,  make  my  life  a  little  light.     WS 

Merry  Christmas  bells.     GS 

Morning  hymn.     WS 

Shower  and  flower.     WS 

Song  of  the  bee.     WS 

Tiny  little  snowfiakes.     WS 

Battle  hymn  of  the  republic.    EFS — FS 
Baumfelder.     Dance  on  the  green.    HMC2 
Music  only. 

Jack  in  the  box.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
*Be  active.     HR 


12  Index   to   Kinderg-^rten    Songs 

Be  Ba  Babity.     JB 

Be  kind,  little  children.     See  Elliott.     Song  of  kindness.     SLl 

Be  quiet,  dear  cube,  it  is  my  will.    See  Hubbard.     Cube.    MSG 

Be  thorough.     HR 

Beach.     Singing  joyfully.     TC 

Beacon  of  long  ago.     Neidlinger.    ES2 

Beaming,  shining  bright  and  clear.     See  Smith.     Lighthouse.     LCD 

Bean-setting.     NEB2 

Beating  the  clover.    See  St.  John.     Rain.     BSS 

Beaumont.     Better  music  ne'er  was  known.     TLB 

Beaumont.     Gavotte.     HMC2 

Music   only. 
Beautiful  faces   are   they   that   wear.     See   Mackenzie.     Things   of 

beauty.    TC 
Beautiful  rainclouds,  sailing  on  high.    See  Hill.    Rain  clouds.     SHS 
Beautiful  snowclouds.     See  Hill.     Snow  clouds.     SHS 
Beautiful  world.     Cole.     CM 

(Adapted  from  Stevenson.     Happy  thought.     CGV) 
Becker.     Let's  play  soldiers.     HMC2 

Music  only. 

*Beckon  to  the  chickens.     Froebel.     MP 
Beckon  to  the  pigeons.     Froebel.     MP 
Beckoning  the  chickens.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Beckoning  the  pigeons.    Reinecke.    SM 
Bed.    Smith.     SLl 

Bed  in  summer.     Stevenson.     CGV — CM — FSK — LBS — SF — SS 
For  composers  see  Stevenson.    Bed  in  summer. 

Bed  time.     Browne.     EL 

Bed  time.     Grove.     HS 

Bed  time.     Smith.     LCD 

Bed  time.     Smith.     SV 

Bee.    EL 

Bee.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Bee  and  robin.     PS 

Bee  game.     Abt.     HR 

*Bee  is  a  rover.     Tufts.     CL 

Bee  was  sporting  in  the  sun.     See  Bee  and   robin.     PS 

Bees.     MSG 

(Busy   workers.     HR) 

Bees.     PS 

Bees.     Fischer.     HR 

Bees  have  flown  away  yonder.    See  Bees.    PS 

Bees  in  the  cherry-tree.    Sec  Tufts.    Cherry-tree.    CL 

Bees'  market.     Hill.     SHS 

Bees'  return.     PS 

Beethoven.     Allegretto.     HMCl 
Music  only. 

Autumn  song.    HR 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  13 

Beethoven.     Child's  prayer.     HR 

Hymn.    HMCl 

Little  window.     HR 

Beginnings.    Neidlinger.    ES2 

Begone,  dull  care  !     FS 

Behold   above   the   clear  horizon   mounting.     See    Denza.      Sailing 

o'er  a  summer  sea.    EFS 

(Denza.     Funiculi,  funicula.    FS) 

(Denza.     Merry  Hfe.     TLB) 
Behr.     Night's  song.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Behr.    Will  o'  the  wisp.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Bell.     Bed  in  summer.    LBS 

For  otJier  composers  see   Stevenson.     Bed  in  summer. 
Cow.    LBS 

(Cole.     Cow.     CM) 
Havloft.    LBS 

(Ramsay.     Hayloft.     SF) 

Keepsake  mill.     LBS 

Lamplighter.     LBS 

Land  of  counterpane.     LBS 

(Chadwick.    Land  of  counterpane.    SS) 
Marching.     LBS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Marching  song. 

Moon.    LBS 
My  bed  is  a  boat.    LBS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     My  bed  is  a  boat. 
Pictures  in  winter.    LBS 

(Ramsay.    Picture  books  in  winter.    SF) 
Swing.    LBS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Swing. 
Where  go  the  boats.    LBS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Where  go  the  boats. 
Wind.     LBS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.    Wind. 
Bell.     HR 

Bell  does  toll.    See  Bell.    HR 
♦Bell  high  in  the  steeple.     WS 

(Ball    song,    no.    11.     PS) 

(Hubbard.     Bell  high  in   the   steeple.     MSG) 

(Smith.     Bell  so  high.     SLl) 
Bell-man.     Douty.     TLB 

*Bell  ringer  comes  with  his  ting-a-ling-a-ling.     Reed.     TGS 
Bell  so  high.     See  Bell  high  in  the  steeple. 
Bells.  Foote.     TLB 

Bells  are  ringing  in  the  air.     See  Smith.     Christmas  song.     SL? 
Bells  are  rmgmg  loud  and  sweet.     See  Herron.     Oh,  rin^  elad 

bells.     WS  ^  ^ 


14  Index  to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Bells  swing    far    and    near.     See     Thompson.       Glad     Christmas- 
tide.     EL 

Beneath  the  grass  and  flowers.     See  Neidlinger.     Buried  stone. 
ES 

Beneath    the    shade    on    the    sunny    bright    lea.     See    Reinecke. 
When  mother  was  ill.     FC 

Berat.     My  Normandy.     FS 

Bergere.     BB 

(Shepherd  maiden.     FS) 
(Shepherdess.     RCS) 

Berghs.     Music  box.     HMCl 
Music  only. 

Berry.     Children,  we're  beginning.     KC 

Rider.     KC 

Sparrow's  nest.     KC 

Bertini.     I  am  the  wind.     HR 

(Cornwell.     Wind.     EL) 

(Hubbard.     I  am  the  wind.     MSG) 

(Sawyer.     Wind.     EL) 
-^—Little  rivulet.     HR 

(Boott.     Run,  little  rivulet,   run.     RCS— WS) 
Beside  the  brook  grow  flow'rets  blue.     See  Schubert.     Miller's 

flowers.     FS 
Beside  the  clear  streamlet.     See  Reinecke.     Mill.     FC 
*Better   music   ne'er  was   known.     Douty.     TLB 
Beyond  the  shadows  lies  Twilight  Town.     See  Jenks.     Twilight 

Town.     EL 
Bibabutzemann.     RCS 
Bicycle.     Loomis.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Biehl.     Game  of  tag.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Big  and  bright  electric  light.     See  Gaynor.     Electric  light.     SC2 
Big  bright  sun  shines  down  on  me.     See  Smith.     Sunshine  far 

and  near.     LCD 
Big  copper  kettle.     See  Neidlinger.     Kettle.     SSS 
♦Big  John  Stout.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Big    old    mumbly,    bumbly    bee.     See    Meissner.     Mr.    Bumble    Bee. 

ASC 
Big  policeman  stands  all  day.     Valentine.     VBD 
Big  round  world.     See  Gaynor.     Oh,  wide,  wide  world.     SCI 
*Big  ship  sails.     JB 

Big  tall  clock  in  the  hall.     See  Neidlinger.     Tick-tock.     SSS 
Big  thumbs  up.     See  Hey,  thumbs  up.     KK 
Billy  boy.     OYA 
Billy  Buttercup.     Stoeckel.     StN 
Billy  Pringle  had  a  little  pig.     BB 
Bingham.     Balloon  man.     BM 


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Bingham.     Butterfly.     BM 

Dandelion.     BM 

How  I  learned  to  sew.     BM 

Little  Robin  Redbreast.     BM 

^Nodding  daisies.     BM 

Pretty  Poll  Parrot.     BM 

Pretty  swallow.     BM 

Rock-a-bye-baby.     BM 

^  Sleep  time.     BM 

Sleepy  old  duck.     BM 

Swing.     BM 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Swing. 

Thanksgiving  song.     BM 

Violet.     BM 

'Wake  up!  Wake  up!     BM 

We  are  happy.     BM 

Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring.     BM 

(Root.     Christmas  song.     SV) 
Bingo.     JB 

Bird-band.     Grove.     HS 
Bird  day.     Gaynor.     GS 
Bird-game.     Schumann.     KC 
Bird  on  the  tree.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Bird  song.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Bird  song.     (Color)     Hurd.     EL 
Bird  thoughts.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Birdie.     PS 

(Walker.     Birdies  in   the  greenwood.     WS) 

(Weber.     Birdies   in   the   greenwood.     HR) 
Birdie  dear!    O   birdie   dear!     See   Froebel.     Light   bird   on   the 

wall.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG) 

(Variant:  Smith.     Light  bird.     SLl) 
Birdie  gleaming  on  the  wall.     See  Smith.     Light  bird.     SM 

Birdie  in  the  beech  grove.     See  Birdie.     PS 

(Walker.     Birdies  in  the  greenwood.     WS) 
(Weber.     Birdies  in   the   greenwood.     HR) 

Birdie,    O    birdie,    sweet   birdie.     See   Smith.     Light   bird.     SLl 
(Adapted  from  Froebel.     Light  bird  on  the  wall.     MP) 
(Variant:  Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG 

Birdie  up  in  your  cage  so  gay.     See  Knowlton.     Captive  bird. 
NS 

Birdie  with  a  yellow  bill.     See  Stevenson.     Time  to  rise.     CGV 
(Fisher.     Time  to  rise.     CGV) 

Birdies'  ball.     Cornwell.     WS 

(Hubbard.     It  is  lovely  May.     MSG) 

Birdies'  burial.     Reinecke.     FC 

Birdies'  cradle.     Abt.     HR 


16  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

♦Birdies  in  the  greenwood.     Walker.     WS 

(Birdie.     PS) 

(Weber.     Birdies  in  the  greenwood.     HR) 
Birdie's  song.     Frost.     WS 

(Cornwell.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 

(Rust.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 
Birdlings  are  singing  to  welcome  the  dawn.     See  Song  of  love. 

RCS 
Birdling's   good-night    to   the   flowers.     Smith.     SL2 
Birds.     PS 

(Hubbard.     Hopping  and   flying  together.     MSG) 
Birds  all  the  summer  day  flutter  and  quarrel.     See  Stevenson. 

Nest  eggs.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Nest  eggs.     SF) 
Birds  and  angels.     Reinecke.     FC 
Birds  and  bees  and  flowers.     See  Randegger.     Prayer.     KC 

(Randegger.       Song  of  thanks.     EL) 
Birdies  are  flitting  here  and  there.     See  Chapek.    Birds'  joy.    HS 
Birds  are  singing,  the  bells  are  ringing.     See  Gilchrist.     Going 

to  the  fair.     StN 
Birds'duet.     FS 
Birds  flying.     Montz.     IMS 

Birds  have  their  nest.     Sec  Sheehan.     My  garden  flowers.    OSM 
Birds  in  autumn.     Chapek.     HS 
Birds  in  summer.     Tufts.     CL 
Birds  in  the  nest.     Taubert.     RCS 
Birds  in  the  woods.     HoUaender.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Birds  in  winter.     Cole.     CM 
Birds'  joy.     Chapek.     HS 
Birds  must  fly.     Hubbard.     MSG 
♦Birds'  nest.     HS 
Bird's  nest.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Bird's  nest.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Bird's  nest.     Hailmann.     HR 

(Adapted  from  Hubbard.    See  my  little  birdie's  nest.    MSG) 
Bird's  nest.     Hurd.     PTS 
Bird's  nest.     Kohl.     SM 
Birds  of  passage.     Reinecke.     FC 

Birds  of  spring  with  gladness  sing.     See  Chapek.     Easter  morn- 
ing.    HS 
Birge.     Morning  sunshine.     HS 
Birth  of  the  butterfly.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Birthday  greeting.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Birthday  greeting.     Jenks.     EL 
Birthday  march.     Schumann.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Birthday  song.     Reinecke.     SLl 

(Reinecke.     Mother's  birthday.     FC) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  17 

Birthday  song.     Reinecke.     SL2 

Birthday  song.     Walker.     WS 

Bishop.     Home,  sweet  home.     EFS — FS — LBS 

My  pretty  Jane.     EFS 

Bjornson.     Twilight  musing.     FS 
Black  eyed  Susan.     Marzials.     CPP 
Blackbird  song.     BSS 
Blacksmith.     KC 
Blacksmith.     Gaynor.SCl 
Blacksmith.     Handel.     SLl 
Blacksmith.     Montz.     IMS 

Music  only. 
Blacksmith.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Blacksmith.     Parker.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Song  of  the  blacksmith.     MSG) 
Blacksmith  hammers  the  whole  day  long.     See  Hubbard.     Song 

of  the  blacksmith.     MSG 

(Parker.     Blacksmith.     WS) 
Blacksmith    strong,    a    man    is    he.     See    Neidlinger.     Blacksmith. 

ESI 
Blacksmith's  song.     Hill.     SHS 
♦Blackthorn,  blackthorn.     JB 
Blake.     Dodo.     RCS 
Bleking.  _  FDM 

Music  only. 
*Bless  you,  burnie  bee.     Cole.     CM 
Blessed  day.     Batchellor.     WS 
Blessings  on  effort.     Hill.     SHS 

Blessings  on  thee,  little  man.     See  Johns.     Barefoot.     TLB 
Blithe  and  merrily  sang  the  shark.     See  Chadwick.     Song  of  the 

shark.     StN 
Blooming  clover  blossoms.     See  Clover  blossoms.     EL 

♦Blossom,  pretty  flower.     Schulz.     RCS 

Blow  away  the  morning  dew.     LBS 

Blow,  blow,  blow  your  shining  bubbles.     See  Gaynor.     Blowing 

bubbles.     SCI 
Blow,  blow  busy,  busy  wind.     See  Neidlinger.     Busy  wind.     ESI 
*Blow,  blow  thou  winter  wind.     Whiting.     TLB 
Blow,  bugle,  blow!     Neidlinger.     TLB 

Blowing,  blowing  everywhere.     See  Hill.     Wind  song.     SHS 
Blowing  bubbles.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Blue  and  the  gray  together.     Conrade.     GS 
Blue-bell  and  the  flowers.     Reinecke.     FC 
Blue-bell  rings  adown  the  vale.     See  Reinecke.     Blue  bell  and 

the  flowers.     FC 
Blue-bells  of  Scotland.    FS 
Blue-eyed  stranger.     NEB2 
Bluebird.    Conrade.    GS 


18  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Bluebird.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Bluebird.     VVS) 
Bluebird.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Bluebird,  canary,  the  robin  redbreast.     See  Wiggin.     Flight  of  the 

birds.    KC 
Bluebird  sat  on  a  tree  and  sang.    See  Bacon.  Summer  is  coming.  EL 
Bluehe,  liebes  Veilchen.    See  Schulz.     Blossom  pretty  flower.     REC 
Bluff  King  Hal.    See  May  pole  dance.     BFD 
Bo-Peep.     CBO 

(Conrade.    Little  Bo-Peep.     GS) 

(Elliott.     Little  Bo-Peep.     MG) 

(Little  Bo-Peep.    KM) 
Boat.     Rust.     EL 

Boat  ride.     Smith.     SL2 

Boat  song.     HR— WS 

(Lightly  row,  lightly  row.     RCS) 
Boat  song.     Reinhold.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Boat  song.     Weidig.     TC 

(Fanning.    Boat  song.    TC) 
Boating.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Boating  song.    Ring.    SCI 
Bob  White.    Conrade.    GS 
*Bobbie  Shafto,  it  is  he.    Smeltzer.    SZ 
Bobby  Shafto.    Gaynor.    LL 

(Bobby  Shafto's  gone  to  sea.    OYA) 
*Bobby  Shafto's  gone  to  sea.     OYA 

(Gaynor.     Bobby  Shafto.     LL) 
Bobolink.    Cole.     CM 
Bobolink.     Gaynor.     SC2 

"Bobolink,  bobolink"  this  is  my  tune.    See  Cole.     Bobolink.     CM 
Bobolink  is  a  jolly  bird.     See  Gaynor.     Bobolink.     SC2 
Bold  snow-man.     Smith.     LCD 
Bolero.     Page.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Bonnie  banks  of  Loch  Lomond.     See  Loch  Lomond.     FS 
Bonnie  Dundee.     EFS 
Bonnie  laddie,  Highland  laddie.     FS 
Bonny  breast  knot.     NEB2 
♦Bootblacks.     KC 

Boott.     Bye,  baby  birds  are  sleeping.     StN 
Run,  little  rivulet,  run.     RCS— WS 

(Bertini.     Little  rivulet.     HR) 

Snow  filled  nest.    StN 

Bossy  cow.    LCD 

Bowing  game.     Chapek.     HS 

Bowl  of  bread  and  milk.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Boy  and  the  brook.     Sawyer.  EL  • 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  19 

Boy  and  the  moon.     Froebel.     MP 
Boy  and  the  toot.     Bartlett.     StN 
Boy  and  the  wren.     RCS 

(Reinecke.     George's  song.     FC) 
Boy    blue.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

Boy  is  walking  in  the  ring.     See  With  even  step.     KK 
Boy  once  caught  a  tomtit  gay.     See  Reinecke.     George's  song.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Boy  and  the  wren.     RCS) 
Boy  once  trapped  a  birdling  bright.     See  Reinecke.     Boy  and  the 

wren.     RCS 

(Reinecke.    George's  song.    FC) 
Brahms.     Cradle  song.     FS 

Fish  in  the  brook.     SM 

Little  dustman.     EFS 

(Brahms.    Lullaby.     SHS) 

Lost  chicken.    FS 

Lullaby.     SHS 

(Brahms.     Little  dustman.     EFS 
Brave.    Smith.     LCD 

Brave  little  crocus,  what's  in  your  cup?    See  Knowlton.  Crocus.   NS 
Brave  little  soldier.     See  Neidlinger.     Cut  finger.     SSS 
*Brave  of  heart.     FS 
Breaks   the  joyful   Easter   dawn.     See   Story.     Easter   hymn.     WS 

(Batchellor.    Easter  hymn.    WS) 
Br'er  rabbit.     OYA 

Brewer.    Little  things.    CL 

Brewster.     Christmas  song.     BSS 

Cobbler.     BSS 

Cradle  song.     BSS 

Dotty  and  the  clock.     BSS 

Hush  my  baby.    BSS 

Little  bird  in  the  cradle.     BSS 

Lost  doll.     BSS 

Morning.     BSS 

O  moon!  in  the  night.    BSS 

Pat-a-cake.    BSS 

Robins  and  pussy  willow.    BSS 

Sleep,  my  baby,  sleep.    BSS 

(Cornwell.     Sleep,  baby  sleep.     EL) 

(Sleep,  baby,  sleep.    FS — RCS) 

(Smith.     Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     SLl) 

Slumber  song.    BSS 

Spring  must  come.    BSS 

Spring  song.     BSS 

Thanksgiving  song.     BSS 

Valentine  song.     BSS 

Violet  song.     BSS 

♦Briar  Rosebud  is  a  pretty  child.     KK 


20  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Bridge.     Her  lovers.     TC 
Bridge.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Brook  is  flowing.     MSG) 

(Variant:    Smith.     Bridge.     SL2) 
Bridge.     Smith.     SL2 

(Adapted  from  Froebel.     Bridge.     MP) 

(Variant:    Hubbard.     Brook  is  flowing.     MSG) 
Bridge.     Smith.     SM 
Brien  the  brave.     TLB 

Bright  little  dandelions.     See   Cole.     Dandelion.     CM 
Bring  blossoms  sweet.     Rossini.     GS 
Bring  the  comb  and  play  upon  it.    See  Stevenson.     Marching  song. 

CGV— LBS— SS 

For  composers  sec  Stevenson.     Marching  song. 
Bring  the     fife  and  bring  the  drum.     See  Gaynor.     Salute  to  the 

flag.    SC2 
Bringing  home  the  sheep.     RCS 
Bringing  the  cattle  home.     Gaynor.     LL 
Bristow.     Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN 

(Gilchrist.    Little  John  Bottlejohn.    StN) 

(Stanley.    Little  John  Bottlejohn.    StN) 
Broken  ring.     Glueck.     EPS 
Bronson.     Sweet  pea.     GS 
Bronze-brown  eyes.     Schlesinger.     StN 
Brook.     Chadwick.     TC 
Brook.     Foote.    FSC 
Brook.     Karganoff.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Brook.     Smith.     SL2 

Brook  goes  flowing  swiftly  by.    See  Smith.     Bridge.     SL2 
Brook  is  brimmed  with  melting  snow.     See  Knowlton.     Pussy  wil- 
low.    NS 
*Brook  is  flowing  along  the  vale.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Bridge.     MP) 

(Variant:    Smith.    Bridge.    SL2) 
Brook  is  flowing  merrily.     See  Smith.     Bridge.     SM 
Brooklet's  song.     Hill.     HS 
Brooks.     Christmas  song.     KC 

Christmas  tree  march.     KC 

"O  little  town  of  Bethlehem."     MSL 

Broom  and  the  rod.     Reinecke.     FC 

Brother  James.     RCS 

(Friar  John.     FS) 
Brother,  thou  and  L     See  Lullaby.     RCS 

Brothers  and  sisters.    Froebel.    MP 

(Hubbard.     Brothers  and  sisters.     MSG) 
Brown.     Bed  time.    EL 
Child  and  the  apple.     EL 


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Brown.     Daisy  nurses.     GS 

Hide  and  seek.    EL 

Lady  bird.     EL 

May.     WS 

Over  the  bare  hills  far  away.    WS 

Peter  White.    RCS 

Pretty  game.     EL 

Raindrops.    GS 

Reason  why.     WS 

Santa  Claus.     EL 

Seasons.     EL 

Spring  song.    EL 

Summer  day.     EL 

This  is  little  Tommy  Thumb.     EL 

Washing  day.     EL 

Welcome  to  the  pussy  willows.     EL 

When  Christ  was  born.     FS 

Brown  birds  are  flying.    See  Smith.    Good-bye  to  summer.    SLl 

Brownie.     Gaynor.    LL 

♦Brownie  firefly.    Meissner.    ASC 

Brownie  Polska.     KK 

Brownies.     Atkinson.     GS 

Brownies.     Gaynor.    SCI 

Brownies.     Reinhold.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Brownies     are   hidden   away.     See   Atkinson.     Brownies.      GS 
Brownies'  dance.    Funkhouser.    FSK. 
Browning.     Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.     TLB 
Bruder,  ich  und  du.     See  Lullaby.     RCS 
Bryant.     Planting  of  the  apple   tree.     HS 

Robert  of  Lincoln.     GS 

To  the  fringed  gentian.     TLB 

Bubbles.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Bubbles,  bubbles.     See   Neidlinger.     Soapbubbles.     SSS 
♦Bubbles,  bubbles  I  love  to  blow.     Cole.     CM 
Bucket  song.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Walker.    Bucket  song.    WS) 
Bucket  song.     Rust.     EL 

Bubbling  and   splashing  and    foaming   and   dashing.     See   Purcell. 

Knowledge  and  wisdom.    RCS 
*Build  thee  more  stately  mansions,  O  my  soul.     Farwell.     TLB 
Builders  we  would  like  to  be.    See  Wiggin.    Building  song.    KC 
Building  song.     Wiggin.     KC 
Building  the  house.    Gaynor.    LL 
Bullard.    All  gone.     SM 

(Hurd.     All  gone.     PTS) 

Charcoal-burner.     SM 

Cuckoo.     SM 


22  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Bullard  Falling !  Falling !     SM 

(Adapted  from  Froebel.     Falling,   falling.     MP) 

Pigtail.    TLB 

Target.     SM 

Taste.     Guessing  game.      SM 

Wandering  song.     SM 

Bumble  bee.    Gaynor.    SCI 

Bumble  bee,  yellow  as  gold.     See  Fisher.     Meadow  talk.     StN 

Bumps  o'  stretton.     NEB2 

Bunner.     One,  two,  three.     CM 

Bunny.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Bunny's  accident.    JB 

Burchenal.     Highland  fling.     BFD 

Kamarinskaia.    BFD 

Tarentella.     BFD 

Burdett.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN) 

(Tufts.     Winter  jewels.     CL) 

(Walker.     Winter  jewels.     WS) 
Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN 

(Bartlett.    Punkydoole  and  Jollapin.    StN) 

(Mosenthal.    Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.    StN) 

(Stanley.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 

Summer  song.     StN 

Bureau.     Captive  wild  bird.     HS 

Buried  stone.     Neidlinger.     ESI 

Burly  dozing,  humble  bee,  dozing  bee.     See   Neidlinger.     Humble 

bee.    TLB 
Burnett.     Firtree.     HS 

Song  of  the  wind.     HS 

Burnham.     Sailing  o'er  a  summer  sea.     EFS 

(Translation   of    Funiculi,    funicula.) 
Burns.     Auld  lang  syne.     EFS — FS 

Highland  lad  my  love  was  born.     FS 

John  Anderson,  my  jo.     EFS 

My  luve's  like  a  red,  red  rose.     TLB 

O,  wert  thou  in  the  cauld  blast.     TLB 

Scots,  wha  hae  wi'  Wallace  bled!     EFS 

Busy  bee.    Tufts.    CL 

(Cole.    Lesson  from  the  bee.    CM) 
Busy  bee  at  work  all  day.     See  Neidlinger.     Bee.     SSS 
Busy  bees.     HR 

Busy  blacksmith,  what  are  you  doing?  See  Handel.  Blacksmith.    SLl 
Busy  body,  busy  body.    See  Cole.    To  a  honey-bee.     CM 
Busy  brook.     Taubert.      RCS 
Busy  carpenters.     Hill.     SHS 
Busy  children.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Busy,  curious,  thirsty  fly.    See  Cocchi.    Fly.    RCS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  23 

Busy  hands  and  fingers.    Fischer.    HR 

Busy  hands  are  never  still.    See  Fischer.     Busy  hands  and  fingers. 

HR 
Busy  housewife.     Pollen.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Busy  is  the  carpenter.     See  Gilchrist.     Carpenter.     SM 
Busy  is  the  carpenter.    See  Parker.     Carpenter,  No.  2.     SM 
*Busy  lark,  messenger  of  day.     TLB 
Busy  maids,  we  bid  you  good  morning.     See  Taubert.     Sparrow's 

greeting.    RCS 
Busy  mill,  the  busy  mill.     See  Reed.     Mill.     TGS 

(Reinecke.     Mill-wheel.     SM) 
Busy  squirrel    with    shining    eyes.     See   Gaynor.      Harvest    of    the 

squirrel  and  honey-bee.     SCI 
Busy  steam.     Neidlinger.     ESI 

Busy  were  our  fingers.     See  Hill.     Presentation  song.     SHS 
Busy  wind.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Busy  wind.     Smith.     LCD 
Busy  workers.     HR 

(Bees.     MSG) 
Buttercups.     Gaynor.     SC2 

♦Buttercups  and  daisies.     Conrade.     GS 

(Hubbard.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     MSG) 
(Tufts.    Buttercups  and  daisies.    CL) 

Butterflies.     Emerson.     SM 

Butterflies.     Montz.     IMS 

♦Butterflies  are  pretty  things.    Tufts.    CL 

Butterflies,  butterflies    seek   the   lily   bell.     See   Emerson.      Butter- 
flies.   SM 

Butterflies'  hide  and  seek.     Gaynor.     LL 

Butterfly.     PS 

Butterfly.     Bingham.     BM 

Butterfly.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Butterfly.     Hubbard.     MSG. 

Butterfly.     St.  John.     BSS 

Butterfly  and  moth.     Hill.     SHS 

Butterfly  and  rosebud.     Sheehan.     OSM 

Butterfly,  butterfly,  blithsome  and  gay.    See  Gaynor.  Butterfly.    SCI 

Butterfly  dance.     Smith.     LCD 

Butterfly,  stay,  please  don't  fly  away.     See  Butterfly.     PS 

Buy  a  broom.     BB— RCS 

(Music  also  given  in  Cube  song.  No.  1.    EL) 

Buzz !     This  is  the  song  of  the  bee.    See  Batchellor.     Song  of  the 
bee.    WS 

"Buzzard."     See  Chorus  jig.     FDM 
Music  only. 

By-low-by.     Taubert.     RCS 

By  streamlet  and  leafy  dale.     KK 


24  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

By  the  moon's  pale  light.     Lully.     FS 

By  the  North  Pole  dwells,  we  know.    See  Gaynor.    Eskimo.     GS 

By  yon  bonnie  banks,  and  by  yon  bonnie  braes.    See  Loch  Lomond. 

EFS— FS— TLB 
*Bye,  baby,  birds  are  sleeping.     Boott.     StN 
Bye,  Baby  Bunting.    See  Baby  Bunting.     LBS— OYA 
Bye  baby  bye.     Hill.     SHS 

(Smith.     Bye,  baby,  night  has  come.     SL2 — StN) 
Bye,  baby,  bye.     Main.     EL 

Bye,  baby,  day  is  over.     See   Main.     Bye,  baby,  bye.     EL 
♦Bye,  baby,  night  has  come.    Smith.    SL2 — StN 

(Hill.    Bye  baby  bye.     SHS) 
Bye-low-bye,  bye-low-bye.     See  Terhune.     Cradle  carol.     CC 
Bye  O,  Baby  Bunting.     See  Baby  Bunting.     LBS— OYA 

Cable.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Cachucha.     FS 
Cackling  hen.    Smith.    LCD 
Calendar  song.    RCS 

(Conrade.     Calendar  song.     GS) 
Call.     Like  the  ball  we  move  around.     WS 
Call  of  the  crow.     Knowlton.     NS 

Call  the  pigeons,  baby  dear.     See   Reinecke.     Beckoning  the  pig- 
eons.   SM 
Call  to  the  circle.     Gaynor,     SCI 
Callcott.     Love  wakes  and  weeps.     TLB 
Caller  herrin'.     FS 
Calling  the  flowers.    Hahn.    BSS 
Calling  the  tides.     Tufts.     CL 
Calling  the  violet.     Knowlton.     NS 
♦Campbells  are  comin'.    EFS — FS 
♦Can  a  little  child  like  me?     Bassford.     EL 

(Story.     Can  a  little  child  like  me?     WS) 
Can  ye  sew  cushions.     FS 
♦Can  you  count  the  stars?     Smith.     SLl 

(Canst  thou  count  the  stars?     WS) 
♦Can  you  plant  the  seeds?     RCS 
♦Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?    JB 

(Farmer.     LBS) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Farmer  and  the  housewife.     KK) 

(Froebel.     Farmer.     SM) 

(Kochler.     Farmer.     HR) 

(Shall  I  show  you  the  farmer?    RCS) 
Can  you  tell  us  how  the  farmer?    See  Farmer  and  the  housewife. 

KK 

For  variants  see  above. 
Canadian  boat  song.       Arnold.     TLB 


Inde:x   to   Kindergarten   Songs  25 

Canary.     Smith.     LCD 

Canoe  song.     Allen.     EL 

♦Canst  thou  count  the  stars?    WS 

(Can  you  count  the  stars?    Smith.    SLl) 
♦Captain  had  a  spying  glass.     JB 
Captain  !  my  captain  !     Kelley.    TLB 
Captains  call.     Martin.     MSL 
Captive  bird.     Knowlton.     NS 
Captive  wild  bird.     Bureau.     HS 
Car  driver.     Wiggin.     KC 
Card  sewing.     Moore.     SCI 
Careful.     Smith.     LCD 
♦Careful  gardener.     WS 
Carey.     America.     FS — OS — MSG 

(Carey.     My  country  'tis  of  thee.     TLB) 
Carey.     Harvest  hymn.     BSS 
Carey.     My  country  'tis  of  thee.     TLB 

(Carey.     America.     FS— GS— MSG) 
Carlyle.     Safe  stronghold.     FS 
Carnival.     Neidlinger.     ES 
♦Carol,  carol,  children.     Graeflf.     HS 
♦Carol,  children,  carol.     Walker.     WS 
Carol,  children,  carol.     See  Conrade.     Old  carol.     GS 
Carol  for  Christmas  eve.     RCS 
Carol  of  the  birds.     Quercy.     TLB 
Carol  of  the  flowers.     Gascon.     TLB 
♦Carol,  Oh,  carol!     Dugan.     WS 
Carpenter.     KC 
Carpenter.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh!  see  the  carpenter.     MSG) 

Carpenter.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Carpenter.     Parker.     SM 
Carpenter.     Smith.     SLl 
Carpenter  theme.     Haydn.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
♦Carriage  to  ride  in.     Reinecke.     FC 
Carrier  dove.     HR 
♦Carrion  crow  sat  on  an  oak.     BB 
Carrousel.     BFD 
Cars    are    standing    on    the    track.     See    Neidlinger.     Engineer. 

ES2 
Cart-loads    of    pumpkins    as    yellow    as    gold.     See    Conrade. 

Thanksgiving  joys.     GS 
Cart-wheel.     Elliott.     SL2 

(Walker.     Cartwheel  song.     WS) 
Cartwheel  song.     Walker.     WS 

(Elliott.     Cart-wheel.     SL2) 
Gary.     April.     NS 


26  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Cary.     November,  no.  1.     GS 

To  a  honey-bee.     CM 

Castilian  Bolero.     EFS 

Castle.     Chorister.     GS 

Cat.     Valentine.     VBD 

Cat  and  mouse.     PS 

*Cat  and  the  dog.     Stanley.     StN 

Cat  and  the  mouse.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Cat  in  the  snow.     LBS 

Cat  on  the  tree.     Fischer.     HR 

Catch  the  squirrel.     USI 

Caterpillar.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Caterpillar.     Roeske.     PFP 

Caterpillar.     Smith.     LCD 

Caterpillar.     Smith.     SL2 

Caterpillar.     Smith.     SM 

Caterpillar  and  moth.     Hill.     SHS 

Caterpillar,   come   from   thy  tiny   egg.     See   Gaynor.     Birth  of   the 

butterfly.     SCI 
Cat's  cradle.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Cattails.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Cauffman.     Love  song.     TLB 

Wind  and  sea.     TLB 

Cave  of  the  winds.     Gurlitt.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Caw,  caw,  caw.     See  Knowlton.     Call  of  the  crow.     NS 
Cerdetschni.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Certainty  of  law.     Hill.     SHS 

Ch-ch-ch-ch.     Now  we're   ready  to  go.     See   Valentine.     Train. 

VBD 
Chadwick.     Armenian  lullaby.     FSC 

Brook.     TC 

——Busy  lark.     TLB 

Child's  American  hymn.     TC 

Farewell  to  the  farm.     SS 

Kissing  game.     FSC 

Lamb.     TLB 

Land  of  counterpane.     SS 

(Bell.     Land  of  counterpane.     LBS) 

Soft-shell  crab.     TC 

Song  of  the  shark.     StN 

Stormy  evening.     TLB 

There  was  a  little  girl.     StN 

*Chairs  to  mend!     FS 
Chanticleer.     Clarke.     StN 
Chapek.     Birds  in  autumn.     HS 
Birds'  joy.     HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  27 

Chapek.     Bowing  game.     HS 
— ■ — Easter  morning.     HS 

Garden.     HS 

Ironing  song.     HS 

Little  child's  gift  carol.     HS 

Sprinkling  the  clothes.     HS 

Character  dance.     HC 

(Variant:  Strasak.     BFD) 
Charcoal  burner.     Bullard.     SM 
Charcoal  burner.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Charcoal  burner's  hut.     MP) 
♦Charcoal  burner's  hut.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Charcoal  burner.     MSG) 
Charley  over  the  water.     BB 
Charlie  is  my  darling.     FS 
*Charlie  over  the  water.     NG — USX 
Charmante  Gabrielle.     See  Fair  Gabrielle.     FS 
Charming  Marguerite.     EFS 
Chasing  the  squirrel.     WS 
Chavagnat.     Jumping  Jack.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
^  On  tiptoe.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
♦Cheerful  gift,  a  cheerful  gift.     Kies.     MSL 
Cheerful  singing.     Cole.     CM 
♦Cherries  are  ripe.     OYA 
Cherries    in    summer,    nuts   in   the    fall.     See   Smith.     Plums    in 

winter.     LCD 
♦Cherries  ripe.     HR — WS 

Cherries  ripe,  lemons  ripe.     Sec  Wiggin.     Fruit  market.     KC 
Cherry-tree.     Tufts.     CL 
Cherubini.     Like  as  a  father.     TLB 
Chickadee.     Sawyer.     EL 
Chicken.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Chickens  round  the  gate.     Conrade.     GS 

(Hubbard.     See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     MSG) 

(Seidell.     See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     HR) 
♦Chickery,  crany-crow.     Gaynor.     LL 

Chickie,  chickie,  chickie  chick.     See  Hailmann.     Little  chickens. 

HR 
Child.     Thanksgiving  day.     GS — MSG — WS 

(Sleighride.     HR) 

Who  stole  the  bird's  nest?     CM 

Child  and  mother.     Gilchrist.     FSC 

Child  and  the  apple.     Brown.     EL 

Child  and  the  cuckoo.     See  Reinecke.     FC 

Child  and  the  moon.     Froebel.     MP 

Child  and  the  star.     Elliott.     AIG— SL2— SM 


28  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Child  and  the  tree.     Root.     SV 

♦Child  Jesus  came  from  heav'nly  height.     Gade.     RCS 

(Kies.     Child  Jesus.     MSL) 
*Child-land  echoes  with  music.     Phippen.     EL 
Child,  now  open  thy  mouth.     See  Froebel.     Song  of  taste.     MP 
Child  of  my  heart,  oh  say!     See  Hubbard.     Hiding  of  the  child. 

MSG 

(Froebel.     Hide.     MP) 
Child  of  my  heart  so  fair  and  so  dear.     See  Froebel.     Mother  in 

unity  with  her  child.     MP 
Child  who  went  to  gather  some  treasures  on  the  beach.     See 

Smith.     Treasures.     LCD 
Childhood's  gold.     Palmer.     StN 
Children  and  the  sheep.     Marie  Antoinette.     HR 

(Cole.     Sheep.     CM) 

(Hill.     Children  and  the  sheep.     SHS) 
Children  at  the  tower.     Froebel.     MP 

Children   came   to  Froebel's  knee.     See   Gaynor.     Froebel.     GS 
♦Children,  can  you  truly  tell?     Walker.     WS 
Choral.     Germer.     HMCl 
Chorister.     Conrade.     GS 
Chorus  jig.     ("Buzzard")     FDM 

Music  only. 
Chris-cradle  sings.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Christ  church  bells.     Aldrich.     RCS 
Christ  is  risen.     Martin.     MSL 

Christ  the  Lord  is  ris'n  today.     See  Hubbard.     Easter.     MSG 
Christine's  Christmas  carol.     Wilcox.     EL 
Christmas.     Reed.     HS — TGS 

Christmas  at  the  door.     Reinecke.     HR — SLl — FC 
Christmas  bells.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Christmas  bells.     McLellan.     EL 

Christmas  bells  are  ringing.     See  Riley.     Christmas  carol.     LL 
Christmas  carol.     KC 
Christmas  carol.    Stegall.    RCS 

(Stegall.     Manger  throne.     FS) 
Christmas  carol.     Adams.     HS 
Christmas  carol.     Allen.     EL 
Christmas  carol.     Elliott.     SLl 
Christmas  carol.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Christmas  carol.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Christmas  carol.     Ogden.     KC 
Christmas  carol.     Riley.     LL 
Christmas  carol.     Smith.     SL2 
Christmas  carol.     Terhune.     CC 

Christmas  day!  and  the  joy-bells  ring.     See  McLellan.     Christ- 
mas bells.     EL 
Christmas  day  in  the  morning.     CBO 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  29 

♦Christmas,  glad  Christmas.     Kendall.     HS 
Christmas  greeting.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Christmas  has  come.     KC 
Christmas  hymn.     Gottschalk.     KC 

(Reinecke.     Christmas  hymn.     FC) 

(Smith.     Christmas  hymn.     SLl) 
♦Christmas  is  coming.     Hubbard.     MSG 
♦Christmas  is  here.     HR 
Christmas  joys.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Christmas  joys  are  over.     See  Gaynor.     New  Year.     SC2 
Christmas  lullaby.     Hill.     SHS 
Christmas  manger  hymn.     GS 

♦Christmas!  Merry  Christmas!  We  greet  it.     Sherwood.     HS 
Christmas  night.     Hill.     SHS 
Christmas  picture.     Morton.     HS 
Christmas  secrets.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Christmas  song.     (Holy  night.)     Adam.     GS 
Christmas  song.     Brewster.     BSS 
Christmas  song.     Cole.     BSS 
Christmas  song.     Haydn.     HR 
Christmas  song.     Reinecke.     FC 
Christmas  song.     Rieff.     KC 
Christmas  song.     Root.     SV 

(Bingham.     Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring.     BM) 
Christmas  song.     Schwartz.     BSS 
Christmas  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Christmas  star.     Hill.     SHS 
♦Christmas  time  is  coming.     Smith.     LCD 
Christmas  tree  march.     Rieff.     KC 
Christmas  waltz-song.     Andre.     KC 
Christmas  welcome.     GS 
Christmas  wreath.     HC 
Church.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Church.     Smith.     SL2 

(Adapted  from  Froebel.     Church  window  and  church  door. 
MP) 

(Variant:     Hubbard.     Church  bell.     MSG) 
Church.     Smith.     SM 

Church  bell.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Church  window  and  church  door.     MP) 

(Variant:    Smith.     Church.     SL2) 
Church  bells.     Hill.     SHS 
♦Church  bells.     Martin.     MSL 
Church  bells.     Montz.     IMS 
Church  window  and  church  door.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Church  bell.     SL2) 

(Adaptation :  Smith.     Church.     SL2) 
Circle  march.     Montz.     IMS 


30  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Circles.     Smith.     SL2 

City  lad  and  country  lass.     Koschat.     EFS 

City  rat  and  the  country  rat.     FS 

Clacker.     Conrade.     GS 

Clang!    Clang!    Clang!    That's   the   fire   bell    I    hear.     See   Funk- 

houser.     Fireman.     FSK 
Clang!    Clang!    goes    the    blacksmith's    hammer.     See    Gaynor. 

Blacksmith.     SCL 
Clap,  clap  the  hands.     See  Roeske.     Santa  Claus.     PFP 
Clappers.     PS 

Clappers  in  the  corn  mill.     See  Clappers.     PS 
Clapping  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Clarke.     Chanticleer.     StN 
In  the  tree-top.     StN 

(Knowlton.     In  the  tree-top.     NS) 

Love  virtue.     TLB 

Two  kittens.     StN 

Clean  kitchen  table.     See  Gaynor.     Cook.     LL 

Clear  cool  pond.     FS 

Clench,  clench,  clench.     See  Joiner.     PS 

(Froebel.     Joiner.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     Zisch,  zisch,  zisch.     MSG) 

(Seidel.     Joiner.     HR) 
Click-a-tick-a-tick.     See  Gaynor.     Telegraph.     SC2 
*Click,  clack,  click,  clack,  merrily  flows  the  rill.     Osgood.     RCS 
Clickety,  clackety,  now  the  wheels  run.    See  Ingraham.     Riding 

on  the  rail.     StN 

(Bartlett.     Riding  on  the  rail.     StN) 
♦Cling,   cling,   clinkerty   clink.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Clip,  clap.     RCS 

(Millwheel.     PS) 

Cloak  of  purple  velvet.     See  Gaynor.     King  Pansy.     LL 

Clock.     HR 

Clock.     Atkinson.     GS 

Clock  game.     Wiggin.     KC 

Clock    now    points    the    hour.     Sec    Sheehan.     Good-bye    song. 

OSM 
Clocks  and  watches.     Koehler.     HR 

Clocks  forever  repeating.     See  Gaynor.     Tick-tock.     LL 
Clod.     Koschat.     EFS 
♦Close  hidden  in  my  hand  it  lies.     WS 

Close,  little  eyelets  and  go  to  dreamland.     See  Hurd.     Lullabye. 
Closing  song.     KC 
Clouds.     Atkinson.     SV 
Clouds  and  sunshine.     Allen.     StN 

Clouds  are  passing  o'er  the  sky.     See  Lach.     Spring  rain.     SL2 
Clouds  of  gray  are  in  the  sky.     See  Hill.     Nature's  good-night. 

SHS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  31 

Cloudy  day.     Reed.     TGS 

Clover  blossoms.     EL 

Clover,  clover  in  the  field.     See  Cole.     Generous  clover.     CM 

Clovers.     Knowlton.     NS 

Clovers  have  no  time  to  play.     See  Knowlton.     Clovers.     NS 

Clown  elephant.     Kroeger.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Coach  is  at  the  door  at  last.     See  Stevenson.     Farewell  to  the 

farm.     SS 

(Chadwick.     Farewell  to  the  farm.     SS) 

Coaching  carol.     Terhune.     CC 

Coasting.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Coasting.     Tufts.     CL 

Coasting  song.     Sawyer.     WS 

Cobbler.     HR— LBS 

Cobbler.     Brewster.     BSS 

Cobbler,  cobbler,  mend  my  shoe.     See  Hunt  the  slipper.     HC 

Cobblers  work!  Cobblers  work!     See  Brewster.     Cobbler.     BSS 

Cocchi.     Fly.     RCS 

Cock-a-doodle-do!     Tufts.     CL 

Cock  Robin  and  Jenny  Wren.     CBO— RCS 

Cockles  and  mussels.     FS 

(Molly  Malone.     LBS) 
Cold  and  dark  the  earth  is  lying.     See  Reinecke.     Longing  for 

Spring.     RCS 
*Cold  winter  is  round  us.     RCS 
Cole.     All  around  the  mulb'ry  bush.     CM 
Beautiful  world.     CM 

(Adapted  from  Stevenson.     Happy  thought.     CGV) 
Bed  in  summer.     CM 

For  other  composers  see   Stevenson.     Bed   in   summer. 

^  Birds  in  winter.     CM 

Bless  you,  burnie  bee.     CM 

Bobolink.     CM 

Bubbles.     CM 

Cheerful  singing.     CM 

^Christmas  song.     BSS 

Come  little  children  and  sing.     CM 

Cow.     CM 

(Bell.     Cow.     LBS) 

Dandelion.     CM 

Dewdrops.     CM 

.Dolly.     CM 

Far  out  at  sea.     TC 

Generous  clover.     CM 

Going  to  school.     CM 

Good  morning,  grandpa.     CM 


32  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Cole.     Good  night  and  good  morning.     CM 
(Good  night,  no.  2.     HR) 

How  the  baby  was  named.     CM 

Humming  bird.     CM 

"If."     TC 

In  September.     GS 

Jolly  Joe.     CM 

Lesson  from  the  bee.     CM 

(Tufts.     Busy  bee.     CL) 

Like  baby.     CM 

Little  birdies.     CM 

Little  doggie.     CM 

( Longing.     TLB 

Month  of  May.     CM 

My  dog,  Carl.     CM 

My  kitty.     CM 

My  song.     TC 

Neddy's  pets.     CM 

One  two  three.     CM 

Pretty  cow.     CM 

(Seidell.  Thank  you,  pretty  cow.  HR) 
(Smith.  Thank  you,  pretty  cow.  SLl) 
(Tufts.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CL) 

Ripe  apples.     CM 

Rock-a-bye    baby.     CM 

Scale  songs.     CM 

Sheep.     CM  ^^^^^ 

(Hill.     Children  and  the  sheep.     SHS) 

(Marie  Antoinette.    Children  and  the  sheep.     HR) 

Singing.    CM  . 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson,     bmgmg. 

Singing  and  playing.     CM 

Skylark.    CM 

Snow.     EL 

Song  about  winter.    CM 

Star.     TC 

Stop,  stop  pretty  water.    CM 

(Tufts.     Stop,  stop  pretty  water.     CL) 

Sunbeam   voices.      CM 

Swing.     CM 

For  other  composers  see    Stevenson,     bwmg. 

Thistle's  story.     CM 

To  a  honey-bee.    CM 

What  can  you  do?     TC 

What  the  bells  say.     CM 

When  the  night  comes  on.     CM 

Where  the  birdies  grow.     CM 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  33 

Cole.    Where  they  grow.     CM 

(Where  they  grow.     BSS) 

Who  stole  the  bird's  nest?    CM 

Coleridge.     Song  of  Illyrian  peasants.     TLB 

♦Columbia,  the  gem  of  the  ocean.     Shaw.     GS 

Columbus.     Gaynor.    GS 

Columbus  dreamed  of  distant  lands.     See  Gaynor.     Columbus.     GS 

♦Columbus  saw  across  the  main.     Johns.     TC 

Comarinskaia.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Come,  all  ye  young  men,  in  your  evil  ways.    See  Baptist  game.    NG 
*Come  and  join  our  carol.     Story.     WS 
♦Come  and  join  our  circle.     Smith.     SL2 
♦Come  and  join  our  roundelay.    JB 
Come  and  see,  come  and  see.     See  Pendulum.     WS 
♦Come,  Aurora.    FS 

Come,  awaken,  awaken,  my  little  Boy  Blue.     See  Morning.     FS 
Come  ball  to  the  children.    See  Smith.  So  bright  and  so  round.    SLl 
Come  chick,  chick,  chick,  chickie.    See  Grieg.    Farmyard  song.     FS 
Come  child,  and  see  the  moon.    See  Froebel.    Child  and  the  moon. 

MP 
Come  children  all.     See  Wiggin.     Village  dance.     KC 

Come  children,  clasp  your  neighbor's  hand.     See  Gaynor.     Set  of 
games.     SC2 

Come  children,  stand  a  moment  still.  See  Water  mill.     USl 
Come  children  with  me  to  the  garden.    See  Little  gardener.     SM 
Come,  come  and  form  a  ring.    See  Wiggin.    Ring  song,  No.  2.    KC 
Come,  come  come !     See  Weber  .Ring  song,  No.   1.     KC 
Come,  come,  come !  Oh,  come  and  form  a  merry  ring.     See  Wig- 
gin. Ring  song,  No.  3.    KC 
Come,  come,  come !  Oh,  come  and  form  a  ring.     See  Smith.    Ring 

song,  No.  7.    KC 
♦Come,  come,  come,  one  and  all.     RCS 

Come,  come,  let's  reap  the  flax  plant  to-day.     See  Reaping  the 
flax.     KK 

Come,  come,  my  little   Spitz.     See  Fritz  and   Spitz.     RCS 

Come,  come,  my  pretty  Fido.     See  Fido  and  his  master.     HR 

Come,  come,  one  and  all.    See  Wiggin.    Ring  song.  No.  5.    KC 

Come,  come,  people  come !     See  Hill.     Church  bells.     SHS 

Come,  come,  my  pretty  man.     JB 

Come  dance  and  be  gay.     See  Richter.     May  dancing  song.     HR 

♦Come  dance,  little  Thumbkin.     Hailmann.     HR 

Come,  dear  little  children.     Himmel.     Thanksgiving  song.     SHS 

Come  forth,  little  flowers.    See  Wiggin.     Spring's  call  to  the  flowers. 

KC 
♦Come  here,  little  Robin.    Tufts.    CL 

Come  here,  my  dearest  dear.    See  Shoot  the  buffalo.    USI 


34  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Come  in  the   ranks,   keep   step   in   merry  march.     See   Regimental 

march.     FS 
Come,  Jack,  and  tie  right  speedily.    See  Taubert.    Hildebrandshagen. 

RCS 
Come,  Ladybird,  and  seat  yourself.     See  Schumann.    Ladybird.    FS 
*Come  lasses  and  lads.     FS — LBS 

(Marzials.     Come  lasses  and  lads.     CPP) 
Come,  let  our  lives  like  Jesus'  shine.     Kies.     MSL 
Come,  let's  play  a  new  game.    Sec  Hurd.    Introduction  song.     PTS 
Come,  let  us  be  joyous.     See  Andre.     Christmas  waltz   song.     KC 
Come,  let  us  live  with  our  children.     Sawyer.     EL 
Come,  let  us  make  a  garden.     See  Gaynor.     Let  us  make  a  garden. 

LL 
Come,  let  us  play.    See  Hailmann.    Now,  come  let  us  play.    HR 
Come  let  us  play  we're  from  Japan.     Funkhouser     FSK. 
Come  let  us  play  we're  Indians   red.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Come,  let  us  worship.     Hayden.     TLB 
Come  little  boy,  here  are  grapes  for  you.    See  Meissner.    Tasting. 

ASC 
*Come  little  children  and  sing.     Cole.     CM 

*Come  little  leaves.     Osgood.     MSG— RCS— WS 

(Autumn  leaves.     HR) 

(Hill.    Fall  leaves.    SHS) 

(Smith.     Come  little  leaves.     SL2) 
Come,  little  children,  your  praise  sing.     See  Martin.    Jesus  in  king. 

MSL 
Come,  little  pigeons,  come  into  the  ring.     See  Hubbard.     Pigeons. 

MSG 
*Come  little  robin,  and  sing  me  a  song.     RCS. 
Come  little  robin,  spread  your  wings.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
*Come  live  with  me  and  be  my  love.     Lawson.     CPP 
Come  lovely  light  and  shine  on  us.    See  Smith.    Window.     SM 
♦Come  lovely   May.     Mozart.     RCS 
Come  merry  little  sunbeam.     Sec  Sherwood.     Song  for  the  prism. 

HS 
Come  millers,  near  this  babbling  rill.     See  Andrear.     Water  mill. 

HR 
*Come,  Mirth,  thou  foe  to  the  sighing.     Paxton.     RCS 
Come,  my  baby  you  shall  make.    Sec  Froebel.    Pat-a-cake.    SM 
*Come,  my  children,  come   away.     Tufts.     CL 
Come,  my  dear,  dance  we  here.    See  Gaynor.     Dancing  song.     GS 
*Come  my  dolly.     Smith.     SV 

Come  my  dolly,  let  us  play.     See  Atkinson.     Doll  day.     GS 
Come  neighbor,  the  moon  is  up.     See  Frog-pond.     NG 
Come  no  time  for  idle  slumber.     See  Seven  game.     JB 
Come  now,   little   birds.     See    Cole.     Birds   in    winter.     CM 
Come  now,  our  vessel  is  ready.     See  W^eber.     On  the  sea.     HR 
Come  out  into  the  garden.    See  Dugan.    Watering  the  flowers.  EL 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  35 

Come  out  of  your  hiding  place,  violet  blue.  See  Brewster.  Violet 
song.     BSS 

Come  see  my  small  garden.     See  Reed.     Garden  bed.     TGS 

*Come,  skip  with  me.     KK 

♦Come  take  a  little  partner.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Come  take  your  barrow,  neighbor  John.  See  Hubbard.  Wheel- 
barrow.    MSG 

Come  tell  me.     See  Reinecke.     Broom  and  the  rod.     FC 

♦Come  Thou  almighty  King.     Giardini.     TLB. 

Come  to  the  garden  feast.     See  Smith.     Taste  song.     SL2 

Come  to  the  top  of  the  path  in  the  garden.  See  Nelham.  Wind- 
mill.    RCS 

Come  to  the  woods  and  let  us  play.  See  Hubbard.  Froebel's 
birthday.     MSG 

Come  up,   April.     See   Knowlton.     April.     NS 

Come  will  you  dance?  O  yes,  I  will.     See  Kull-dansen.  BFD 

Come  with  us  sweet  flow'rs.  See  Gascon.  Carol  of  the  flowers. 
TLB 

Come,  ye  happy  hearted  children.    See  Decoration  day.     BSS 

Comin'  thro'  the  rye.     EFS 

(Gin  a  body  meet  a  body.     FS) 
Commencement  song.     TLB 
Comparisons.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Conclusion.     Froebel.     MP 
Concone.      Marche    militaire.      HMC2 

Music  only. 
Run,  run,  run.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Conductor.     Valentine.     VBD 

Conrade.     Angelus.     GS 

April,  April!     Are  you  here?     GS 

Autumn  flowers.     GS 

Baby  seed   song.     GS 

Blue  and  the  gray  together.     GS 

Bluebird.     GS 

Bob  White.     GS 

Buttercups  and  daisies.     GS 

(Hubbard.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     GS) 

(Tufts.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     CL) 
Calendar  song.     GS 

(Calendar  song.     RCS) 
Chickens  round  the  gate.     GS 

(Hubbard.     See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     MSG) 

(Seidel.     See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     HR) 

Chorister.     GS 

Clacker.     GS 

Crow  calculations.     GS 

■ Daisies  and  stars.     GS 


36  Index  to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Conrade.    Daisies  in  the  meadows.     GS 

(Walker.     Out  in  the  meadows.     WS) 

Daisy  nurses.     GS 

(Knowlton.     Daisy  nurses.     NS) 

Drummer  boy.     GS 

Fairies.     GS 

Fairy  artist.     GS 

Firefly  song.     GS 

Forget-me-not.     GS 

Frog's  good-bye.     GS 

I'm  a  Httle  soldier  boy.    GS 

In  September.     GS 

In  the  springtime.     GS 

Indian  cradle  song.     GS 

(Hitte.     Indian  lullaby.     DM) 

Little  bird  with  eager  wing.     GS 

Little  Blue  Jay.     GS 

Little  Bo-Peep. 

(Bo-Peep.     CBO) 

(Elliott.     Little  Bo-Peep.    MG) 

(Little  Bo-Peep.     KM) 

Little  boy  Bubble.     GS 

Little  doves.     GS 

Little  white  feathers.     GS 

(Smith.     Little  white  feathers.     SLl) 

Little  wind.     GS 

Lost,  the  summer.     GS 

Millwheel.     GS  n«^c/-\ 

(Hubbard.     Round  and  round  it  goes.     MbG) 

(Millwheel.     EL) 

. Moon.     GS 

North  wind.     GS 

(Bartlett.     North  wind  doth  blow.     StN) 

(Elliott.     North  wind  doth  blow.     MG — SLl) 

(North  wind  and  the  robins.     BB) 

(North  wind  doth  blow.     HR) 

(Tufts.     North  wind  doth  blow.     CL) 

November,  no.  2.     GS 

■ October.     GS 

Old  carol.     GS 

Pansies.     GS 

Pretty  Polly  Pansy.     GS 

Robert  of  Lincoln.    GS 

September.     GS 

(Knowlton.     September.     NS) 

(McLellan.     September.     EL) 

Sing,  children,  sing.     GS 

Snail.    GS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  37 

Conrade.     Sparrow.     GS 

Sweet  Pea.     GS 

Sweet  summer's  gone  away.     GS 

Swinging.     GS 

Thanksgiving  day.     GS 

(Hubbard.     Thanksgiving  day.     MSG) 

(Morton.     Thanksgiving  song.     WS) 

(Sleigh-ride.     HR) 

Thanksgiving  joys.     GS 

To  Santa  Claus.     GS 

Tradespeople.     GS 

(Hubbard.     Swallow.    MSG) 
Where  they  go.     GS 

(Walker.     Where  do  all  the  daisies  go?     WS) 
Constant   Billy.     NEBl 
Continued  story.     Gaynor.    LL 
Coo,  coo,  coo,  coo.     See  Froebel.     Cuckoo.     MP 
Coo-oo,    coo-oo,    coo-oo,    coo.     Let    me    speak    a    word    too.        See 

Cole.     Who  stole  the  bird's  nest.     CM 
"Coo-oo-wo."     So  in  love  to  its  mate  calls  the  dove.     See  Smith. 

Dove  talk.    LCD 
Cook.     Gaynor.     LL 

Cool  the  grass  to  the  brown,  bare  feet.     See  Gaynor.     Bringing  the 

cattle  home.    LL 
Coolun.     EFS. 

Coonley.     Anvil  song.     GS 

Arbor  day.  GS 

As  Joseph  was  walking.     GS 

Autumn  flowers.     GS 

Autumn  leaves.     GS 

Bird  day.     GS 

Brownies.     GS 

Child's  birthday.     GS. 

Clock.     GS 

Columbus.     GS 

Dancing    song.      GS 

Doll  day.     GS 

Doll's  cradle  song.     GS 

Easter.     GS 

Eskimo.     GS 

First  flag.     GS 

Flower  day.     GS 

Froebel.     GS 

Good-morning.     GS 

Good-night.     GS 

Growing.     GS 

Indian.     GS 


•  Japanese.    GS 


38  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Coonley.     Labor  day.     GS 

Lincoln.     GS 

Longfellow.     GS 

May-day.     GS 

May  Queen.     GS 

Mother  day.     GS 

My  bicycle.     GS 

Rainbow.     GS 

Red,  white  and  blue.     GS 

Salute.     GS 

Sing,  children,  sing.     GS 

Song  of  the  nut.     GS 

Valentine  day,  no.2.     GS 

Wake  up.     GS 

Washington  song.     GS 

Whittier.     GS 

Windmill.     GS 

Work  of  the  week.     GS 

Cooper.     Bob  White.     GS 

My  brigantine.     TLB 

What  robin  told.    NS 

Cooper.    HR 

Cooper.     Walker.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Cooper.     MSG) 
Corelli.     Giga.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Cornell.     March.     StN 

Song  of  the  robin.     StN 

Cornish  magpole  dance.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Cornwell.     Birdies'  ball.     WS 

(Hubbard.     It  is  lovely  May.     MSG) 

Ferns.    EL 

Fly,  little  birds,  fly  east    and    west.      HS— WS 

Fly,  little  birds,  fly  round  the   ring.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Flying  birds.     MSG) 

(Smith.     Fly,  little  birds.     SL2) 

Kind  deeds.     EL 

Little   boy  blue.     EL 

Little  Jack  Frost.     WS 

(Little  Jack  Frost.     HR 

(Walker.     Little  Jack  Frost.     WS) 

Little  moon.     EL 

Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     EL 

(Brewster.     Sleep,  my  baby,  sleep.     BSS) 

(Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     FS— RCS) 

(Smith.     Sleep,  baby,   sleep.     SLl) 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 


39 


EFS— TLB) 
Parker.     Robbers. 


("Lust'ger  Schweizerbu'")     FDM 
("O  Strassburg")  FDM 


Cornwell.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL 

(Frost.     Birdie's  song.     WS) 

(Rust.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 
Wind.     EL 

(Bertini.     I  am  the  wind.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     I  am  the  wind.     MSG) 

(Sawyer.     Wind.     EL) 
Coronation.     Holden.     TLB 

Cosaque.     Lange.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Cossack.     FDM 

Music   only. 
Cossack's  song.     TLB 
Cottrau.     Santa  Lucia.     FS 

(Now   'neath  the   silver   moon 
Cough  and  crow  to  roost  are  gone 
Counting  game.     KK 
Counting  lesson.     Roeske.     PFP 
Country  dance.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Country  dance,  L 

Music  only. 
Country  dance,  IL 

Music  only. 
Country  gardens.     NEBl 
Cousin  Peter.     LBS 
Cover  the  eyes  all  close  and  tight. 
Cow.     Stevenson.     CM — LBS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson 
Cradle  carol.     Terhune.     CC 
Cradle  nest.     Winslow.     HS 
Cradle  song.     Atkinson.     SV 
Cradle  song.     Barnby.     TC 
Cradle  song.     Brahms.      FS 
Cradle  song.     Brewster.     BSS 
Cradle  song.     Fairlamb.     StN 

(Fisher.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Ilsley.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Stanley.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Suck.     Cradle  song.     StN) 
Cradle  song.     Schumann.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Cradle  song.     Spazier.     SHS 
Cradle  song.     Tennyson.     EL 

(Baby's  waking  song.     SHS) 

(What   does    little   birdie   say.      SM) 

(Tufts.     Little  birdie.     CL) 
Cradle  song.    Tufts.     CL 


TLB 


See  Froebel.    Flower  song.   SM 
COW 


40  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Cradle  song  of  the  Virgin.     Barnby.     RCS 

(Kies.     Virgin's  cradle  song.     MSL) 
Crawling,    spinning,    shelter    winning.     See    Hill.     Caterpillar    and 

moth.     SHS 
Creeping,  slowly  creeping.     See  Smith.     Caterpillar.     SM 
Creeping  thing  upon  the  ground.     See  Smith.     Caterpillar.     SL2 
Crested  hen.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Cricket.     Oldberg.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Crickets  carol  in  the  grass.    See  Menard.    Slumber  song.     BSS. 
Cris-cradle  sings.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Crocus.     Knowlton.     NS 
Crocus   and  anemone  are  calling   from   the    wood.      See    Gaynor. 

Flower  day.     GS 
Crosby.     Hurrah  for  the  sleigh-bells.     EL 
♦Cross  and  crown.     Martin.     MSL 
Crossing  the  bar.     Huss.     TLB 
Crow.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Crow  calculations.     Conrade.     GS 
Crown  her,  oh  crown  her  Queen  of  the  May.     See  Gaynor.     May 

Queen.     GS 
Crusaders.     Pinsuti.     TLB 
Cry   is   heard  like  thunder   sound.     See  Wilhelm.     Watch  by   the 

Rhine.     EPS— FS 
Csardas.     BED 
Csardas.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Csardas.     Geza.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Cube.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Cube  now  is  resting.     See  Wiggin.     Second  gift  song.     KC 
Cube  songs,  1  and  2.     EL 
Cubes  and  ball.      SL2 
Cuckoo.     PS 
Cuckoo.     Bullard.     SM 
Cuckoo.     Froebel.      MP 
Cuckoo.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Cuckoo,  cuckoo,  cuckoo,  hark  to  the  call.     See  Hubbard.     Spring. 

MSG 
*Cuckoo,  cuckoo,  cuckoo !     My  child,  the  cuckoo  is  singing.     PS 
Cuckoo,  cuckoo,  cuckoo,  cuckoo,  cuckoo,  the  cuckoo  now  is  calling. 

See  Hubbard.     MSG 
Cuck-oo,  cuck-oo,  green  wood-lands  call.    See  Messenger  of  spring. 

RCS 
♦Cuckoo  cuckoo !  sound  from  the  wood.     PS 
♦Cuckoo,  cuckoo,  the  cuckoo  calls  you,  dear.     Bullard.     SM 
Cunning  cat  is  watching.     See  Cat  and  mouse.     PS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  41 

♦Curley  locks.     Elliott.     MG 

Cushman.     Wheel   song.     EL 

Cut  finger.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Cycle  of  the  year.     Neidlinger.     ESI 

Cylinder.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Cylinder   song.     EL 

Czerny.     Number  game.     HR 

Da  draussen  auf   der   Aue.     See   Taubert.      Down    in    a    grassy 

meadow.     RCS 
Daddy,    daddy,    long   legged    daddy.     See   Meissner.      Granddaddy 

longlegs.     ASC 
♦Daffodil  lady.     Gaynor.     LL 
Daffodils,    daffodils,    daisies    and    buttercups.     Sec    Palmer.     Little 

maid  Margery.     StN 
Daffy-down-dilly.     Bacon.     EL 
Daffy-down-dilly.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Daffy-down-dilly.     Smith.     SL2 

Dainty  little  stockings.     See   Cole.     Christmas   song.     BSS 
Dainty  milkweed  babies.     See  Smith.     Milkweed  babies.     SL2 
Dairy.     FS 

Daisies.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Daisies  and  stars.     Conrade.     GS 
♦Daisies  are  dancing.     Smith.     SL2 
Daisies  in  the  meadows.     Conrade.     GS 

(Walker.     Out  in  the  meadows.     WS) 
Daisies  white  are  nursery  maids.    See  Conrade.    Daisy  nurses.    GS 

(Knowlton.     Daisy  nurses.     NS) 
Daisy.     Batchellor.      WS 
Daisy.     Haydn.     HR 

(Reinecke.     Daisy.     SLl) 

(Reinecke.     Field  daisy.     FC) 
Daisy  and  the  wind.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Daisy  buds.     Tufts.     CL 
♦Daisy  dear.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Daisy  nurses.     Conrade.     GS 

(Knowlton.     Daisy  nurses.     NS) 
Daldans.  _  FDM 

Music   only. 
Dalecarlian  maiden's  song.     Lindbald.      EFS 
Dame,  get  up  and  bake  your  pies.     See  Xmas  day  in  ye  morning. 

CBO 
Damrosch.     Easter  carol.     StN 

(Fairlamb.    Easter  carol.    StN) 

(Hubbard.     Sweetly  the  birds  are  singing.     MSG) 
Handel.     StN 

(Stanley.     Handel.     StN) 

In  the  wood.     StN 

Jessie.     StN 


42  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Damrosch.    Joy,  hope  and  love.     StN 

Lord's  day.     StN 

Million  little  diamonds.     StN 

(Burdett.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN) 

(Tufts.     Winter  jewels.     CL) 

(Walker.     Winter  jewels.     WS) 
Minuet.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Minuet.     StN) 
There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN 

(Allen.     There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN) 

(Fisher.     There's  a  ship   on  the   sea.     StN) 
Valentine.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Valentine.     StN) 
Dance.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
*Dance  a  baby  diddy.     CBO 

(Elliott.  Nurse's  song.  MG) 
*Dance,  little  baby.  Weber.  HR 
Dance,  Looby,  Looby,  Looby  dance.     See  Looby,  Looby.     LBS 

(Here  we  come,  Looby  Loo.     JB) 

(Looby  Loo.     BG— HC— NEBl) 

(Looby  light.     BB) 
Dance  of  greeting.     BFD 
Dance  of  greeting.     FDM 

Music   only. 
Dance  of  the  bears.     Heins.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Dance  of  the  frost  elves.     Grieg.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Dance  of  the  rainbow  fairies.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Dance  on  the     green.   Baumfelder.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
*Dance,  Thumbkin,  dance.     LBS 
Dance  we  had  at  our  village  home.     See  Koschat.     City  lad  and 

country  lass.     EFS 
Dancing  game.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Dancing  song.     Froelich.     HR 

(Reinecke.     Dancing  song.     FC) 
Dancing  song.     Gaynor.     GS 
Dancing  song.     Gaynor.     LL 
Dancing  song.     Root.     SV 
Dancing  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Dandelion.     Bingham.     BM 
Dandelion.     Cole.     CM 
Dandelion.     Foote.     StN 
Dandelion.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Dandelion.     Knowlton.     NS 


Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs  43 

Dandelion.     Methfessel.     SHS 

Dandelion  cycle.     Knowlton.     NS 

Dandelion,  dandelion,  where's  your  cup  of  gold.    See  Knowlton. 

Dandelion.     NS 
Dandelion  fashions.     Smith.     SL2 
Dandelions.     Suck.     StN 
Dandelions,  dandelions,  like  golden  stars  are  you.     See  Gaynor. 

Dandelion.     SCI 
Danse  de  Strasbourg  (Ecossaise).     FDM 

Music  only 
Dapple  gray  horse.     See  Taubert.     Soldier  song.     FS — SL2 
Dark  brown  is  the  river.     Sec  Stevenson.     Where  go  the  boats. 

CGV— LBS— SF— SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Where  go  the  boats. 
♦Darling  little  fingers.     Weber.     HR 
Dawn.     Barnby.     TLB 
Day.     Knowlton.     NS 
Day  and  night.     Neidlinger.     ES 
Day  I  left  my  home  for  the  rolling  sea.     See  Yradier.     Dove. 

FS 
*Day  is  dying.     Roeckel.     TLB 
Day  is  now  spent.     See  At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  day, 

no.  6.     PS 

(Variant:     Day's  far  spent.    JB) 
Day's  far  spent.     JB 

(Variant:     At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  day,  no.  6. 

PS) 
Dayre.     Jolly  Joe.     CM 

Summer  shower.     NS 

Dear    child,   we    welcome   you   to-day.     See    Gaynor.     Welcome 

song.     SCI 
Dear  grandmama  is  knitting.     See  Gaynor.     Grandma's  knitting 

song.     SCI 
Dear,  here  I  sit  and  sit.     See  Terhune.     Tithing-man.     CC 
♦Dear  little  ball.     SLl 
Dear  little  buttercups  shine  in  the  grass.     See  Sheehan.     To  the 

wildflowers.     OSM 
Dear    little    DafTy-down-dilly.     See    Gaynor.     DaflFy-down-dilly. 

SCI 
Dear  little  dollie  is  Emmie  so  fair.     See  Cole.     Dolly.     CM 
Dear  little  friends  across  the  way.     See  Reinecke.     Visit.     SM 
Dear  little  lamb  says:  "Ba,  ba."     See  Neidlinger.     Little  lamb. 

SSS 
♦Dear  little  lambs  in  happy  fold.       Kies.     MSL 
Dear  little  light  bird,  happy  and  free.     See  Jenks.     Light  bird. 

EL 
Dear  little  pansies  are  lifting  their  heads.     See  Conrade.     Pan- 

sies.     GS 


44  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Dear  little  plant   fast  asleep  in  its  bed.     See  Vose.     Plants  awak- 
ening.    EL 

Dear  little  violet,  don't  be  afraid.     See  Knowlton.     Calling  the 
violet.     NS 

Dear  Lord  in  Heaven.     Sec  Reinecke.     Morning  prayer.     FC — 
SLl 

Dear  May,  come  on  and  render.     See  In  spring.     PS 

Dear  oh!  the  cat  is  in  the  snow.    See  Cat  in  the  snow.     LBS 

Dear  Santa  Claus,  come  down  the  chimney  to-night.     See  Gay- 
nor.     Letter  to  Santa  Claus.     SCI 

Dear  Santa,  now  appear.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Dear  Santa,  now  we  meet  you.    See  Hubbard.     Dear  Santa  now 
appear.     MSG 

Dear  sixpence,   I've  got  sixpence.     See  Jolly  tester.     BB 
(Elliott.     Jolly  tester.     MG) 

Dear,  what  can  the  matter  be?     See  Oh,  dear,  what  can  the  mat- 
ter be?     FS— OYA 

Death  and  burial  of  Cock-Robin.     Elliott.     MG 

December.     Knowlton.     NS 

Decker.     Sweet  content.     TLB 

Decoration  dav.     BSS 

DeKoven.     Dutch  lullaby.     FSC 

Fiddle-dee-dee.     FSC 

Japanese  lullaby.     FSC 

Little  Boy  Blue.     FSC 

Little-oh-dear.     FSC 

Nightfall  in  Dordrecht.     FSC 

Norse  lullaby.     FSC 

Orkney  lullaby.     FSC 

Swing.     SS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.    Swing. 

Deland.     To  a  daisy.     TC 

Waits.     EL 

While  shepherds  watched  their  flocks  by  night.     EL 

De  L'Isle.     Marseillaise.     EFS— FS 

Denza.     Funiculi,  funicula.     FS 
(Denza.     Merry  life.     TLB) 
(Denza.     Sailing  o'er  a  summer  sea.     EFS) 

Deo  gratias.     EFS 

Dessauer  march.     HMC2 
Music  only 

Dewey.     Fir  tree.     HS 

Dickinson.     Day.     NS 

*Dickory.  dickory,  dock.     Elliott.     MG 
(Dickory  dock.     CBO) 
(Funkhouser.     Hickory  dickory  dock.     FSK) 

Dickory  dock.     CBO 

(Elliott.     Dickory  dickory  dock.     MG) 
(Funkhouser.     Hickory  dickory  dock.     FSK) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  45 

Dictation  exercises  with  the  blocks.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Did  you  ever  blow  a  bubble.     See  Gaynor.     Bubbles.     SC2 
Did  you  ever  hear  of  pussies.     See  Gebauer.     Queer  pussies.  HS 
*Did  you  ever  see  a  lassie?     BG — USI 

(Smith.     Did  you  ever  see  a  lassie?     SL2) 
*Diddle-dy  diddle.     LBS 
Dietrich.     To  a  daisy.     TC 

Woodland  lullaby.     TC 

Ding,   ding,   ding,   from   the   high   tower.     Sec   Smith.     Chimes. 

LCD 
Ding,  dong!     Hofifman.     StN 

(Molloy.     Ding,dong.     StN) 
Ding,  dong!     Tufts.     CL 

Ding,  dong,  bell!     Nimble  little  Nell.   See  Smith.    Prompt.    LCD 
*Ding  dong  bell!  Pussy's  in  the  well.     CBO 

(Elliott.     Ding,  dong,  bell.    MG) 
Ding,  dong,  come  along.     See  Froelich.     Dancing  song.     HR 

(Reinecke.     Dancing  song.     FC) 
Ding,  dong,  dell.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Ding   dong,    ding   dong!     See   Gaynor.     Hickory   dickory   dock. 

SC2 
Ding  dong,   ding  dong,   ding  dong  bell.     See  Cole.     What   the 

bells  say.     CM 
Ding  dong,  ding  dong,  hear  the  fire  bells  loudly  ring.     See  Val- 
entine.    Fireman.     VBD 
Ding  dong,  ding  dong!  I'll  sing  you  a  song.     See  Tufts.     Ding 

dong.     CL 
Ding,  dong,  ding!     In  solemn  chime.     See  Hill.     Old  year  and 

New  Year.     HS 
Dinkey  bird.     Kelley.    FSC 
*Dip  your  bread.  Marie.     RCS 

(Variant:     Dip  your  bread,  Polly.     LBS) 
♦Dip  your  bread,  Polly.     LBS 

(Variant:     Dip  your  bread,  Marie.     RCS) 
Direction  game.     HR 
Dixie's  land.    Emmett.    EFS— FS 
*Do,  do,  pity  my  case.     NG 

*Do  the  little  brown  twigs  complain?     Smith.     SLl 
Do  you  ever  think  when  you  see  a  flow'r.     See  Neidlinger.    Small 

and  great.     ES2 
Do  you  hear  the  song  of  rain?     See  Hill.  Rain  on  the  roof.  SHS 
*Do  you  know  how  many  stars?     Hubbard.     MSG 

(God  knows.     RCS) 
Do  you  know  of  the  Land  of  Nod?    See  Gaynor.     Land  of  Nod 

SCI 
Do  you  know  the  muffin  man?     See   Muffin  man.     BG — HC— 

JB— USI 
*Do  you  know  the  way  to  plant  the  choux?    JB 


46  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Do  you  know  why  the  snow.     See  Brown.     Bedtime.     EL 

*Do  you  lack  for  silk  or  satin?     JB 

Do  you  see  these  tiny  tracks  in  the  snow?    See  Gaynor.    Tracks 

in  the  snow.     SCI 
*Dr.  Faustus  was  a  good  man.     CBO 
♦Doctor  is  a  very  fine  man.     JB 
Dodge.     April  girl.     StN 

At  the  window.     StN 

Billy  Buttercup.     StN 

Blessed  day.     WS 

Bye,  baby,  birds  are  sleeping.     StN 

Bye,  baby,  bye.     EL 

Bye,  baby,  night  has  come.     StN 

^Can  a  little  child  like  me.     EL — WS 

Clouds  and  sunshine.     StN 

Ding  dong!     StN 

Going  to  London.     StN 

Good  news  on  Christmas  morning.     StN 

If  blue  birds  bloomed.     StN 

In  the  wood.     StN 

Little  squirrels.     StN 

March.     StN 

Midsummer  frolics.     StN 

Minuet.     StN 

Night  and  day.     StN 

Queen  of  May.     StN 

Snowflakes.     StN 

Sweet  red  rose.     StN 

^There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN 

Dodo.     Blake.     RCS 

*Dodo,  baby,  do.     FS 

Dodo,  I'enfant,  do.    See  Dodo,  baby,  do.     FS 

Dog.     Tufts.     CL 

Dog  and  cat.     RCS 

*Dogs  to  mill  across  and  across.     LBS 

Doh  lives  here  in  a  wee  little  house.    See  Gaynor.    Mistress  Doh 

and  her  neighbors.     SCI 
Doll  day.     Atkinson.     GS 
Doll  song.     Grove.     HS 
Doll's  cradle  song.     Atkinson.     GS 
Doll's  cradle  song.     Reinecke.     FC 
Doll's  cradle  song.     Taubert.     RCS 
Doll's  wooing.     Tohns.     FSC 
Dolly.     Cole.     CM 

Dolly  and  her  mamma.     Elliott.     MG 
Dolly  song.     Hitte.     DM 
Dolly,  you're  a  naughty  girl.     Elliott.     MG 
Dolphin  lullaby.     Gilchrist.     TLB 


Index  to   Kindergarten   Songs  47 

Don  your  cap  and  apron.     See  Gaynor.     Sweeping  and  dusting. 

SC2 
Don't  you  think  so?     See  Cornell.     Song  of  the  robin.     StN 
*Doors  of  morning.     JB 
♦Dormi.     FS 

Dors,  dors,  mon  enfant.     See  Sleep,  sleep,  my  darling.     RCS 
Dost   remember,    dear,    when    last   autumn.     See    Heise.      Little 

Karen.     EFS 
Dost  thou  no  longer  love  me?     See  Siciliana.     EFS 
Dotty  and  the  clock.     Brewster.     BSS 
Double-set  back.     NEB2 
Douglas.     Annie  Laurie.     FS 

Family  drum  corps.     NS 

Douty.     Bell-man.     TLB 

Better  music  ne'er  was  known.     TLB 

Dove.     Yradier.     FS 

Dove  cote.     Smith.     SLl 

Dove  talk.     Smith.     LCD 

Dow.     Snowflakes.     EL 

Down  amid  the  wheat  and  hay.     See  Gaynor.     Poppy  lady.     LL 

Down  below  our  one  we  go.     See  Cole.     Scale  song,  no.  7.     CM 

Down  by  a  shining  water  well.     See  Stevenson.     My  kingdom. 

SF 

(Ramsay.     My  kingdom.     SF) 
Down  by  the  brook's  green  turning.    See  Dairy.     FS 
Down  by  the  old  farmhouse.     See  Clear  cool  pond.     FS 
Down  by  the  water  stands  the  mill.    See  Gaynor.     Mill.     SC2 
Down  goes  baby,  mother's  pet.     See  Bullard.     Falling,  falling. 

SM 

(Adapted  from  Froebel.    Falling,  falling.    MP) 

Down  he  goes,  now  falling,  falling.     See  Froebel.     Falling,  fall- 
ing.    MP 

(Adaptation:     Bullard.    Falling,  falling.     SM) 
Down  in  the  buttercup  meadow.    Hubbard.     MSG 
Down  in  the  dear  old  orchard.     Jenks.     EL — HS 
Down  in  the  deep  grass.  See  Gilchrist.     Midsummer  frolics.  StN 
Down  in  the  fields  where  the  wild  flow'rs  grow.    See  Methfessel. 
Dandelion.     SHS. 

Down  in  the  grass  under  my  feet.    See  Gaynor.    To  a  dandelion. 

LL 
*Down  in  the  grassy  meadow.    Taubert.     RCS 

Down  in  the  pleasant  meadow.     See  Tabram.     Haymakers     KC 

Down  in  the  valley,  deep,  deep,  deep.     See  Cole.     Where  they 

grow.     CM 

(Where  they  grow.     BSS) 
Down  the  little  raindrops  patter.     See  Batchellor.     Shower  and 

flower.     WS 


48  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Down  thro'  the  waves  of  soft  spring  air.     See  Root.     Sunshine 

song.     SV 
Dragonfly  in  the  sunshine.     Reinecke.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Draper.     There's  a  song  in  the  air.     EL 
Draw  a  bucket  of  water.     BG — USI 

(Draw  buckets  of  water.     JB) 
Draw  back.     NEB2 
*Draw  buckets  of  water.     JB 

(Draw  a  bucket  of  water.     BG — USI) 
Draw  thou  my  soul,  O  Christ.     See  Sullivan.    St.  Edmund.   TLB 

Dream.     Reinecke.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Dream  baby.     FS 

*Drink  to  me  only  with  thine  eyes.     CPP — EFS — FS 
*Drip,  drop,  drip,  drop,  sprinkle  ev'rywhere.     Valentine.     VBD 
Drop  the  handkerchief.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Drops  are  falling,  falling.     See  Knowlton.     April  rain.     NS 
Drops  are  pouring  down.     See  Knowlton.     Summer  shower.  NS 
Drops  of  rain!  Drops  of  rain!     See  Sawyer.    Child's  inquiry.    EL 
Drummer.     Taubert.     SL2 
*Drummer  boy.    Conrade.     GS 
Drummer  boys.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Du  willst  mich  kratzen.     See  Dog  and  cat.     RCS 
Duck.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Duck  dance.     BG 

(Reinecke.     Barcarole.     FS) 

(Reinecke.     I  saw  a  ship  a-sailing.     HR) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     EL) 

(Fairy  ship.     BB) 
Duck  game.     Sawyer.     EL 
Duckling.     Gaynor.     LL 
Dugan.     Babe  Jesus.     EL 

Carol,  oh,  carol!     WS 

Glad  Easter  is  here.     HS 

Good-morning  song.     WS 

Little  Boy  Blue.     WS 

Parting  song.     WS 

Shine  out,  oh  blessed  star!     WS 

Watering  the  flowers.     EL 

Wind  and  the  leaves.     EL 

Winter  song.     EL 

Duke  and  the  castle.     HC 
Duke  Marlborough.     FS 
Duke  of  Marlborough.     FDM 

Music  only 
Dulce  domum.     Reading.     TLB 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  49 

Dunning.     Five  little  white  mice.     HR 

Dusky  maid  with  ebon  hair.     See  Hatton.     Indian  maid.     TLB 

Dutch  lullaby.     De  Koven.     FSC 

D'ye  ken  John  Peel  with  his  coat  so  gay.     Sf^  John  Peel.    FS 

Dykes.     Holy,  holy,  holy!  Lord  God  Almighty!     TLB 

^^I  heard  the  voice  of  Jesus  say.     TLB 

Lead,  kindly  light.    TLB 

Each  child  has  found  a  pleasant  place.    See  Running  a  race.     PS 

Each  mother  loves  best.     Hill.     SHS 

Early  bird.     Gaynor.     LL 

*Early  one  morning.     Marzials.     GPP 

Earth  and  the  clouds.     Kuhlan.     HR 

Earth's  winter  dress.     Hill.     SHS 

East  wind  brings  the  merry  snow.     See  Smith.     Snowball  song. 

SL2 
Easter.     Gaynor.     GS 
Easter.     Hadley.     TLB 
Easter.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Easter  carol.     Fairlamb.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Easter  carol.     StN) 

(Hubbard.     Sweetly  the  birds  are  singing.       MSG) 
Easter  carol.     Sawyer.     EL 
Easter  day  was  a  holiday.     See  Maitland.     Little  Sir  William. 

NEBl 
Easter  hymn.     Batchellor.     WS 

(Story.     Easter  hymn.     WS) 
Easter  morning.     Chapek.     HS 
Easter  morning.     Martin.     MSL 
Easter  song.     Gaynor.     SLl 
Easter  song.     Johns.     TLB 
Easter  song.     Rich.     HS 
Easter  song.     Smith.     SLl 

Echo,  echo,  are  you  near?     See  Smith.       Echo  play.     LCD 
Echo  play.     Smith.     LCD 
Ecossaise.     See  Danse  de  Strasbourg.     FDM 

Music  only 
Ei,  ei,  Herr  Reiter.     See  Sir  rider,  ho,  ho!     RCS 
Ei  Veilchen.     See  Reinecke.     Violet.     RCS 
*Eia  popeia.     Taubert.     RCS 
Eiapopeia !     Was  raschelt  im  Stroh?     See  Taubert.     Doll's  cradle 

song.     RCS 
Eiapopeia!   What  rustles   the  hay.     See  Taubert.     Doll's   cradle 

song.     RCS 
Eight  white  sheep.    Walker.    WS 
Ein'  feste  Burg.     Luther.     TLB 

(Luther.     Mighty  fortress.     EFS) 

(Luther.     Safe  stronghold.     FS) 
Electric  light.     Gaynor.     SC2 


50  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Elgar.     My  love  dwelt  in  a  northern  land.    TLB 

Ellacombe.     TLB 

Elliott.     A.  B.  C,  tumble  down  D.     MG 

Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     MG 

(Baa,   baa,   black  sheep.     CBO — FS) 

(Gaynor.     Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     LL) 

(Hailmann.     Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     HR) 
Cartwheel.     SL2 

(Walker.     Cartwheel  song.     WS) 

Child    and   the    star.     MG— SL2— SM 

Chipmunks.     SL2 

Christmas  carol.     SLl    , 

Curly  locks.     MG 

Death  and   burial   of   Cock   Robin.     MG 

Dickory,    dickory,    dock.     MG 

(Dickory  Dock.     CBO) 

(Funkhouser.     Hickory,  dickory,  dock.      FSK) 
Ding,  dong  bell.     MG 

(Ding,  dong  bell.     CBO) 

Dolly  and   her   mamma.     MG 

Feast  of  lanterns.     MG 

Georgie  Porgie.     MG 

• Goosey,    goosey  gander.       MG 

(Goosey,  goosey,  gander.     LBS) 

Hey  diddle  diddle.     MG 

Hiding  the  ball.     SL2 

■ High  in  the  clear  air.     SLl 

Humpty  Dumpty.     MG 

1  had   a  little   doggy.     MG 

■ I  love  little  pussy.       MG — SLl 

Is  John  Smith  within?       MG 

Jack  and  Jill.     MG 

(Jack  and  Jill  went  up  the  hill.     CBO— OYA) 
Jolly  tester.     MG 

(Jolly  tester.     BB) 

King  of   France.     MG 

Lazy  cat.     MG 

(Lazy  cat.     HR) 
Little  Bo-peep.     MG 

(Bo-peep.     CBO) 

(Conrade.     Little  Bo-peep.     GS) 

(Little  Bo-peep.     KM) 

Little  Boy  Blue.     SLl 

Little  cock-sparrow.     MG 

(Little  cock-sparrow.     BB — FS) 
Little  Jack   Horner.     MG 

(Gaynor.     Little  Jack  Horner.     LL) 

(Little  Jack   Horner.     CBO) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  51 


Elliott.     Little  jumping  Joan.     MG 
Little  maid,   pretty  maid.     MG 

(Gaynor.     Little  maid,  pretty  maid.     LL) 

Little  sunbeam.     SLl 

Little  Tommy   Tucker.     MG 

Lullaby.     MG— SM 

(Lullaby.     HR) 

(Walker.     Baby's  lullaby.     WS) 

Maggie's  pet.     MG 

Man  in  the  moon.     MG 

Mistress   Mary.     MG 

Mother  Tabbyskins.     MG 

My  lady  wind.     MG 

Nineteen  birds.     MG 

North  wind  doth  blow.     MC] — SLl 

(Bartlett.     North  wind  doth  blow.     StN) 
(Conrade.     North  wind  doth  blow.     GS) 
(North  wind  and   the   robin.     BE) 
(North  wind  doth  blow.     HR) 
(Tufts.     North    wind   doth   blow.     CL) 

Nurse's  song.     MG 

(Dance  a  baby  diddy.     CBO) 

Old  man  clothed  in  leather.     MG 

(Old  man  in  leather.     BB) 

Poor  dog  Bright.     MG 

Pussy-cat,  pussy-cat.      MG 

Rain  shower.     SL2 

Ride  a  cock-horse  to   Banbury   Cross.     MG 

(Banbury   Cross.     OYA) 

Ring.     SL2 

Rocking-horse.     SL2 

See-saw,  Margery  Daw.     MG 

(See-saw,   Margery   Daw.     LBS) 

Simple   Simon.     MG 

Sing  a  song  of  sixpence.     MG 

(Song  of   sixpence.     CBO) 

^Six  little  snails.     MG 

Song  of  kindness.     SLl 

Spider  and  the  fly.     MG 

Street  car.     SL2 

Taffy  was  a  Welshman.     MG 

There  was  a  crooked  man.     MG 

Thievish  mouse.     MG 

Three  children  sliding.     MG 

(Three  children  sliding  on  the  ice.     CBO) 
(Tufts.     Three    children    sliding.     CL) 

^  Three  crows.     MG 

Three  little  mice.     MG 


52  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Elliott.     Tom,  the  piper's  son.     MG 

(Tom,  Tom,  the  piper's  son.     CBO) 
Twinkle,   twinkle   little    star.     MG— SLl— SM 

(Gaynor.     Twinkle,   twinkle,    little   star.     LL) 

(Hill.     Twinkle,   twinkle,  little  star.     SHS) 

(Tufts.     Twinkle,   twinkle,  little  star.     CL) 

(Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     HR) 

(Walker.     Twinkle,    twinkle,    little    star.     WS) 

When  the  snow  is  on  the  ground.    MG — SLl 

Whittington   forever.     MG 

Worsted  ball.     SL2 

EUmenreich.     Spinning  song.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Elm  and  the  maple,  the  ash  and  the  oak.    See  Knowlton.    October. 

NS 
Elm  trees  are  yellow.     Hurd.     EL 
Elson.     Windmill.     SLl— SM 
Emerson.     Butterflies.     SM 

Humble  bee.     TLB 

We  thank  Thee.     GS 

Emmett.     Dixie's  land.     EPS — FS 

*Emperor   Napoleon   had   fifty   thousand    men.     JB 

En  passant  dans  un  p'tit  bois.     See  Et   moi  de   m'en  courir.     BB 

♦End  to  end.    Hailman.     HR 

Endless  song.     Neidlinger.     TLB 

Engine  song.     Tufts.     CL 

Engineer.     Neidlinger.     ES2 

English  country  dance    ("Sir  Roger  de  Coverley").     FDM 

Music  only. 
Epitaph  on  a  parish  clerk.    Webbe.    TLB 

Equal  measure  gives  us  pleasure.     See  Marching,  no.  25.     PS 

(Variant:     Equal  measure.     HR) 
Ere  the  moon  begins  to  rise.     See  Barnby.     Cradle  song.     TC 
Ernst.     Five  little  pigs.     HR 
Es    fing   ein    Knab'    ein   Voegelein.     See    Reinecke.      Boy    and   the 

wren.     RCS 

(Reinecke.     George's  song.     EC) 
Es  ging  'ne  Zieg.     See  Goat  and  the  cow.     RCS 

Es  klappert  die  Muehle  am  rauschenden  Bach.    See  Clip,  clap.    RCS 

(Millwheel.     PS) 
Es  regnet  auf  der  Bruecke.     See  Ringel  Tanz.     BB 
Es   regnet,   es   regnet.     See   Taubert.     It's    raining.     RCS 
Es  tanzt  ein   Bibabutzemann.     See   Bibabutzemann.     RCS 
Escape  at  bedtime.     Stevenson.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Escape  at  bedtime.     CGV) 
Eskimo.     Gaynor.     GS 

Eskimo  has  a  house  of  snow.    See  Meissner.     In  Greenland.     ASC 
Et  moi  de  m'en  courir.     BB 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  53 

Etait  une  bergere.     See  Shepherd  maiden.     FS 

(Bergere.     BB) 

(Shepherdess.     RCS) 
Even  song.     Parker.     TC 
Evening.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Evening  bell.     Kullak.      HMCl 

Music   only. 
Evening  concert.        Gilchrist.      HMCl 

Music  only. 

Evening  hymn   of  the   crusaders.     TLB 

Evening  prayer.     Reinecke.     FC — HR — SLl 

Evening  prayer.     Smith.     LCD 

Evening  song.     SL2 

Evening  star.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Evening  star.     Reinecke.     RCS 

Evening  star.     See   Reinecke.     To  the   evening  star.     FC 

Ever  so  high,  up  in  the  sky.    See  Tufts.     Calling  the  tides.     CL 

Every-day  politeness.     Wiggin.     KC 

Every  day  the  shining  sun.    See  Knowlton.     Points  of  the  compass. 

NS 
Every  little  floweret.     See  God's  tender  care.  HR 
Every  night  a  star.     Foster.     TC 

(Cole.     Star.     TC) 
Ev'ry  night,  ev'ry  night.     See  Hill.     Christmas  star.     SHS 
Every  night  my  prayers  I  say.     See  Stevenson.     System.     CGV 

(Fisher.     System.     CGV) 
Ewing.     Jerusalem  the  golden.     TLB 

Eyelids  close  in  sweet  repose.     See  Hill.     Lullaby  and  good  morn- 
ing.     SHS 

Face  the  centre  of  the  ring.     See  Wiggin.     Ring  song,  no.  6.     KC 

Faintly  as  tolls  the  evening  chime.     See  Arnold.     Canadian  boat 

song.     TLB 
*Fair  Gabrielle.     Henty.     FS 

Fair  is  the  castle  upon  the  hill.     See  Hawley.     Hushaby  sweet  my 

own.     FSC 
Fair  little  girl  sat  under  a  tree.     See  Cole.     Good  night  and  good 

morning.     CM 

(Good  night,  no. 2.     HR) 
*Fair  Rosie  was  a  lovely  girl.     JB 

Fair  Snow-white  down   in   the   glen.     See  Reinecke.     Snow-white 

FC 
Fairest  maiden,  when  I  behold  thee.     See  Love's  parting.      EFS 
Fairies.     Conrade.     GS 
Fairies.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Fairlamb.     April  girl.     StN 

(Stanley.    April  girl.     StN) 


54  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Fairlamb.     Cradle  song.     StN 

(Fisher.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Ilsley.      Cradle   song.     StN) 

(Stanley.      Cradle  song.      StN) 

(Suck.      Cradle  song.     StN) 
Easter  carol.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Easter  carol.     StN) 

(Hubbard.     Sweetly   the   birds   are    singing.      MSG) 

Little  mermaid.     StN 

Lullaby.     StN 

(Allen.     Lullaby.     StN) 

Minuet.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fisher,     Minuet.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Minuet.     StN) 

Song  of  April.     TLB 

Valentine.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Valentine.     StN) 
Fairy.     Reinecke.     EC 
Fairy  artist.     Conrade.     GS 
Fairy  dance.     Smith.     LCD 

*Fairy  maiden  dance  lightly  round  in  the  ring.     KK 
Fairy  play.     KK 

Fairy  sat  on  a  roseleaf  edge.     See  Gilchrist.     So   wise.     StN 
Fairy  ship.     BB 

(Duck  dance.     BG) 

(Reinecke.     Barcarole.     EC) 

(Reinecke.     I  saw  a  ship  a-sailing.     HR) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     EL) 
Fairy  steps.     Reinhold.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Fall  leaves.     Hill.     SHS 

(Autumn  leaves.     HR) 

(Osgood.    Come,  Httle  leaves.     MSG— RCS— WS) 

(Smith.     Come,    little   leaves.     SL2) 

Falling!    falling.     Bullard.     SM 

(Adapted   from  Froebel.     Falling,   falling.     MP) 
Falling,  falling.      Froebel.     MP 

(Adaptation:      Bullard.     Falling!    Fallmg.     SM) 
Falling  leaves.      Neidlinger.     SSS 
Falling  snow.     Hill.     HS 
Falling  so   lightly,   drifting   so   whitely.     See   Hill.     Falling    snow- 

HS 
Family.     Froebel.     HR 

Family.     Gilchrist.     SM 

(Parker.    Family.    SM) 
Family    Hurd.     PTS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  55 

Family.     Parker.     SM 

(Gilchrist.     Family.     SM) 
Family.     Walker.     WS 
Family  drum  corps.     Knowlton.     NS 

Music  only.     HMC2 
Family  finger  play.     Wiggin.     KC 
Faning.     Boat  song.     TC 

(Weidig.     Boat  song.     TC) 
Far  down  in  the  valley.     See  Smith.     Alice's  supper.     SLl 
Far,  far  away  in  Bethlehem  town;    See  Terhune.     Christmas  carol. 

CC 
Far,  far  to  the  southward.     See  Good  morning,  canary.     HS 
*Far  out  at  sea.     Cole.     TC 

Far  over  western  hills.    See  Gaynor.    Evening.    SC2 
Farewell.     Hill.     SHS 
Farewell  to  the  birds.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Farewell  to  the   farm.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Chadwick.     Farewell  to  the  farm.     SS) 
*Farewell,  work.     Koehler.     HR 
Farmer.    LBS 

(Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?      JB) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Farmer  and  the  housewife.     KK) 

(Froebel.     Farmer.     SM) 

(Koehler.      Farmer.      HR) 

(Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer?     RCS) 
Farmer.     Gaynor.     LL 
Farmer.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Farmer.     Reinecke.     SL2 
Farmer.     Smeltzer.      SZ 
Farmer  and  the  doves.     Taubert.     RCS 
Farmer  and  the  housewife.      KK 

(Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?      JB) 

(Farmer.      LBS) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Froebel.     Farmer.     SM) 

(Koehler.     Farmer.     HR) 

(Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer?     RCS) 
Farmer  and  the  miller.    See  Roeske.     Making  bread.      PFP 
Farmer  has    a    dove-cot.      See    Taubert.      Farmer    and    the    doves. 

RCS 
Farmer  he   Hved   in   the   West   Countree.     See   Barkshire   tragedy. 

NEBl 
♦Farmer  in  the  dell.     BG— HC— LL— NG— USl 

(Farmer's  in  his  den.    JB) 
♦Farmer's  in  his  den.     JB 

(Farmer  in  the  dell.     BG— HC— LL— NG— USl) 
Farmyard.     Froebel.      SM 


56  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Farmyard  song.     Grieg.     FS 

Farwell.     Build  thee  more  stately  mansions.     TLB 

Song  of  greeting.     TLB 

*Fast  fly  the  hours.     Naegeli.     RCS 

Father  and  mother's  care.     Naegeli.      SHS 

Father,   father  dear,  I  pray,  Take  your  hat  and  cane  to-day.     See 

Froebel.     Toyman   and   boy.      MP 
Father,  from    a    distant    land    thy   host    hath    come.     See    Evening 

hymn  of  the  crusaders.     TLB 
Father  Guillori.     RCS 

(Petit  chasseur.     BB) 
Father,  help  each  little  child.     See  Mozart.     Morning  hymn.      HR 
Father,  I  cry  to  Thee.    See  Himmel.     Prayer.     TLB 
Father  in  Heaven.     See  Wiggin.     Morning  prayer,  no.  2.      KC 
Father  in  Heaven  above,  We  Thank  Thee.     See  Sheehan.     Spring 

morning  prayer.     OSM 
Father  in  Heaven,  Thy  children  hear.     See  Largo.     TLB 

Father  of  all  in  Heav'n  above.     See  Hill.     Thanks  for  daily  bless- 
ings.     SHS 
Father   O'Flynn.     FS 

Father,  thou    who    carest.      See    Hill.      God's    care    of    all    things. 

SHS 
Father,  we  thank  Thee  for  the  light.     See  Hill.     Thanks  for  con- 
stant care.     SHS 
Father,  we  thank   Thee   for  the  night.     See   Batchellor.     Morning 

hymn.    WS 

(Hamburg.     Morning  hymn.     HR) 

(Wiggin.     Morning  prayer.     KC) 
Fear  us  not,  whate'er  we're  doing.     See  Reinecke.     To  the  humble 

bee.     FC 
Feast  of  lanterns.     Elliott.     MG 
Feather  game.     Gaynor.     SC2 
February.     Knowlton.     NS 
February.     Marston.     EL 
Feder  Mjkkel.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Feeding  chickens.     Knowlton.     NS 
Feeding  chickens.     Montz.     IMS 
Feeding  the  pigeons.     PS 

Feel  you  the  raindrops.    See  Taubert.     Birds  in  the  nest.      RCS 
Ferns.     Cornwall.    EL 
Ferns.     Sloane.     HS 
Ferret.     Gaynor.     LL 

(Ferret  of  the  woods.      RCS) 
Ferret  of  the  woods.     RCS 

(Gaynor.      Ferret.     LL) 
Ferrett  runs  to  the  woods.    See  Ferret  of  the  woods.    RCS 

(Gaynor.     Ferret.     LL) 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  57 

^Ferret's  here,  he  is  there.     LBS 

Fesca.    When  the   earth   wakes   up   in  gladness.     SLl 
Feste  Burg  ist  unser  Gott.     See  Luther.     Kin'  feste  Burg.     TLB 
(Luther.     Mighty  fortress.     EFS) 
(Luther.     Safe  stronghold.     FS) 
Festive  march.     HR 
Fiddle-de-dee.     DeKoven.     FSC 
Fiddle-de-dee,    fiddle-de-dee,    the   fly  has    married   the   humble-bee. 

See  Fly  and  the  humble-bee.     BB 
*Fiddler  he  had  but  one  onliest  cow.     KK 
Fido  and  his  master.      HR 
Field.     Armenian  lullaby.     FSC 

Brook.    FSC 

Child  and  mother.      FSC 

Dinkey-bird.     FSC 

— — •  Doll's  wooing.     FSC 

Dutch  lullaby.     FSC 

Easter  carol.     EL 

Fiddle-dee-dee.     FSC 

Hushaby,  sweet  my  own.     FSC 

Japanese  lullaby.     FSC 

Kissing   time.     FSC 

Little    Boy    Blue.      FSC 

Little  Mistress  Sans-Merci.     FSC 

Little-oh-dear.      FSC 

Little  peach.     FSC 

Nightfall    in    Dordrecht.     FSC 

Norse  lullaby.     FSC 

Oh,   little   child.     FSC 

Orkney   lullaby.     FSC 

Rock-a-by  lady.     FSC 

Swing  high  and  swing  low.     FSC 

Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring?     BM — SV 

(Bingham.     Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring?     BM) 

(Root.     Christmas   song.     SV) 

Field  daisy.     Reinecke.     FC 

Field  is  brown  and  bare.    See  Neidlinger.     Plowman.      ES 

Field  mouse.      Mokrejs.     HMC 

Music  only. 
Fields  are  white  to  harvest.     See  Kies.     Reaper.     MSL 
Figure  of  eight.      NEB2 
Final  triumph.     Martin.     MSL 
Finch.      Sandman.      HS 
Finding  the  place.     Smith.     SL2 

Fine  frosted  cake.     See  Smith.     Three  j^ears  old.     LCD 
Finger  family.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Finger  piano.     Reinecke.     SM 
Finger  piano.     Smith.     SLl 


58  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Finger  play.     Froebel.     KC 

(Froebel.     This  little  thumb.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     What's  this.     MSG) 
Finger  plays.     PS 

(No.  19  a  variant  of  Froebel.     Numbering  the  fingers.     SM) 
Finger  song.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Thumbs  and  fingers  say  "Good  morning."      MSG) 
Finger  song.     Smith.      SL2 
Fingers'  lullaby.     Gaynor.      SCI 
Fingers  tripping  up  and  down.     See  Hailmann.     Stanzas  for  finger 

piano.     HR 
*Fir  and  the  pine.     RCS 

(Fir  tree.     FS) 
Fir  tree.     FS 

(Fir  and  the  pine.    RCS) 

*Fir  tree  grew  in  the  forest  old.      Burnett.      HS 

*Fire  is  burning,  it  burns  so  bright.     KK 

Firebells.     Montz.     IMS 

Firefly,  firefly,  bright  little  thing.     See  Conrade.     Firefly  song.     GS 

Firefly   song.     Conrade.     GS 

Fireman.     Funkhouser.     FSK 

Fireman.     Valentine.     VBD 

First  Christmas.     Morton.     HS — WS 

(Reinecke.     First  Christmas.     GS) 
First  Christmas.      Sawyer.     EL 
First  Christmas  song.     Hill.     HS 
First  dance.  Gurlitt.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
First  flag.     Atkinson.     GS 
First  flying  lesson.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
First  gift  exercises.     Reed.     TGS 
First  morning   in    March   in   the  year   thirty-three.     See   Foxhunt. 

FS 
♦First  Nowell.      FS 

First  of  May.     BFD 

(Today  is  the  first  of  May.     KK) 
First  primrose.     Grieg.     FS 
First  ring  song.     Hill.     SHS 
First  snowflakes.     Foerster.     HMCl 

Music   only. 
First  Thanksgiving  day.     Gaynor.      SC2 
First  to  one  friend.     See  Froebel.     Wandering  song.     SM 
First  with  shovel  and  a  drill.     See  Neidlinger.     Miner.      ESI 
First  your  iron  hot  must  be.     See  Smith.     Ironing  day.     SL2. 

(Warren.     Ironing  song.     StN) 
Fischer.     Bees.      HR 

Busy  hands  and  fingers.      HR 

Cat  on  the  tree.     HR 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 


59 


Fischer      Right,  left,  together.     HR 

Trades.      HR 

What  I  have.     HR 

Fish,  fresh  fish.     See  Wiggin.     Fish-seller.     KC 
Fish  in  the  brook.     Brahms.     SM 
Fish  in  the  brook.     Kohl.     SM 
Fish-seller.    Wiggin.    KC 
Fisher.      Bed  in  summer.     CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.      Bed  in  summer. 
Cradle  song.      StN 


My  bed  is  a  boat. 


(Fairlamb.      Cradle  song.      StN) 
(Ilsley.     Cradle  song.     StN) 
(Stanley.     Cradle   song.      StN) 
(Suck.      Cradle  song.      StN) 

Escape  at  bedtime.     CGV 

Foreign  children.      CGV 

(Stanford.     Foreign  children.      SS) 
Land  of  Nod.     CGV 

(Gilchrist.     Land  of  Nod.      SS) 
Marching  song.     CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Marching  song. 

Meadow  talk.     StN 

My  bed  is  a  boat.     CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson. 
Minuet.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fairlamb.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Minuet.     StN) 

Rain.     CGV 

Singing.     CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson. 

Snowflakes.     StN 

Swing.      CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson. 
There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN 

(Allen.     There's   a  ship  on  the  sea. 

(Damrosch.     There's  a  ship  on  the  sea. 

Time  to  rain.      CGV 

Two  little  birds.     StN 

Where  go  the  boats?     CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson. 

Wild  wind.      StN 

Wind.      CGV 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.      Wind. 
Windy  nights?     CGV 

For   other  composers  see   Stevenson. 
Fisherman.     Tabram.      KC 
Fishes.    KC 


Singing. 


Swing. 

StN) 
StN) 


Where  go  the  boats? 


Windy  nights. 


60  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Fishes.     PS 

(Kohl.     Little  fish.     HR) 
Fishes.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Fishes.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Fishes.     Reed.      TGS 
Fishes  at  play.     Hill.     HS 
Fishes  in  the  brook.     Froebel.     MP 
Five  in  a  row.     Reinecke.     SL2 — SM 
Five  knights.     Gaynor.      SCI 
Five  knights  and  bad   child.     Hubbard.      MSG 

(Froebel.     Knights  and  the  ill-humored  child.     MP) 
Five  knights  and  good  child.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Knights  and  the  good  child.     MP) 

Five  knights   I   see   riding.     See   Froebel.     Knights   and   the   good 
child.     MP  _ 

(Hubbard.     Five  knights  and  good  child.     MSG) 

Five  knights    I    see    riding.      See    Froebel.      Knights    and    the    ill- 
humored  child.      MP 
(Hubbard.     Five   knights    and   bad   child.      MSG) 

Five  knights  in  full  trot  are  coming.     See  Hubbard.     Five  knights 
and  good  child.     MSG 
(Froebel.     Knights  and  the  good  child.      MP) 

Five  knights  in  haste  I  see  coming  hither.    See  Froebel.    Hide  thee, 
child.     MP 

*Five  little  chickadees.     Jenks.     WS 

Five  little  children,  busy  all  the  day.    Sec  Froebel.    Happy  brothers 
and  sisters.     SM 

Five  little  children  climb  a  tree.     See  Seidel.     Venturesome  chil- 
dren.    HR 

Five  little  chipmunks.     See  Elliott.     Chipmunks.     SL2 

Five  little  maidens  all  in  a  row.      See  Reinecke.      Five  in  a  row. 
SL2— SM 

♦Five  little  mice.      Roeske.      PFP 

Five  little  pigs.     Ernst.     HR 

*Five  little  white  mice.    Dunning.     HR 

Five  riders  and  good  child.     Smith.     SLl 

Five  robins  in  their  airy  nests.    See  Tufts.     Peep  of  day.     CL 

Fjaellnaespolska.     BFD 

Fjaellnaespolska.    FDM 

Music  only. 
Flagman.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Flemming.     Integer  vitae.     TLB 
^Flicker,  flicker,  fire-sprite.     Titoff.     FS 
Flitting  butterflies.     Foerster.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Flotow.     Memorial  day.     GS 
Flower  basket.     PS 
Flower  basket.     Andreae.     HR 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  61 

Flower  basket.     Kohl.     SM 
Flower  basket.     Smith.     SM 

(Froebel.     Basket.     MP) 
Flower  bed.     Smith.     SLl 
Flower  day.  Gaynor.     GS 
Flower  fairies.     Foerster.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Flower  game.     Wiggin.     KG 
Flower  garden.     Smith.     LCD 
Flower  song.     Froebel.     SM 
Flower  song.     Hitte.     DM 
Flower  song.     Reinecke.     SM 
Flower  wagon.     Valentine.     VBD 
Flowerets  all  sleep  soundly.    See  Brahms.    Little  dust  man.  EFS 

(Brahms.     Lullaby.     SHS) 
Flowers.     Frazer.     BSS 
Flowers'  ball.     Gaynor.     LL 
Flow'rs  for  sleep  are  sighing.     See  Hadley.     While  you  sleep. 

TLB 
Flow'rs  for  the  men  who  lost.    See  Conrade.     Blue  and  the  gray 

together.     GS 
Flowers'  lullaby     SHS 
Flowers  of  the  forest.     FS 
Flowers  unfolding.    See  Montz.     Seeds.     IMS 
Flowers,  wild-wood  flowers,  in  a  sheltered  dell  they  grew.     See 

Sweet  wildwood  flowers.     HR 
Fluttering   and   waving.     See   Chapek.      Sprinkling   the    clothes. 

HS 
Fly.     Cocchi.     RCS 
Fly.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Fly,  and  the  humble-bee.     BB 

Fly  away,  fly  away.     See  Chapek.     Birds  in  autumn.     HS 
Fly  away,  fly  away,  birdie.    See  Marzo.    Baby  Bo.     StN 
*Fly  away,  fly  away,  little  brown  things.     Gaynor.     LL 
Fly,  little  bird,  in  the  golden  sun.     See  Gilchrist.     Flying  bird. 

SM  _ 

Fly,  little  birdies,  fly  in  the  sunlight.     See  Hill.     Flying  song. 

SHS 
*Fly,  little  birds,  fly  east  and  west.     Cornwell.     WS — HS 
*Fly,  little  birds,  fly  'round  the  ring.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Flying  birds.     MSG) 

(Smith.     Fly,  little  birds.     SL2) 
Flying  bird.     Gilchrist.     SM 

Flying  birds.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Cornwell.     Fly,  little  birds.     WS) 

(Smith.    Fly,  little  birds.    SL2) 
Flying  kites.     Knowlton.     HMC2 

Music  only. 


62  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Flying  song.     Hill.     SHS 

Foerster.     First  snowflakes.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Flitting  butterflies.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Flower  fairies.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Nocturne;  Go-to-sleep,  fairies.    HMCl 

Music  only. 
Under  the  linden  tree.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Under  the  meadow.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Folded  pigeon  and  pigeon-house.     Seidel.     HR 
FoUen.     Stop,  stop,  pretty  water.     CM 
Follow  me.     HR— OYA 

Fondly  loves  the  dog  his  master.     See  Tufts.     Dog.     CL 
Fondly  wishing  joy  and  blessing.    See  Reinecke.    Another  birth- 
day song.     FC 
Fontaine.     Swing  song.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Foote.     Bells.     TLB 

Brook.     FSC 

Dandelion.     StN 

Going  to  London.     StN 

— • —  Land  to  the  leeward.     TC 

Little  Mistress  Sans-Merci.     FSC 

Lullaby.     TLB 

(Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.     RCS) 

(Henderson.    Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.    StN) 

Nikolina.     StN 

Sun's  travels.    SS 

Young  night  thought.     SS 

Footprints.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

For  air  and  sunshine,  pure  and  sweet.     See  Galloway.     Giving 

thanks.     MSL 
For  all  the  pleasant  things  I  see.     See  Knowlton.     Hymn  for  a 

child.    NS 
For  flow'rs  that  bloom  about  our  feet.  See  George.     We  thank 

Thee.     GS 
*For  he's  a  jolly  good  fellow.     EFS 
For  lands  that  need  the  gospel.     See  Martin.     Lands  that  need 

the  gospel.     MSL 
For  peace  and  for  plenty.     See  Knowlton.     Patriotic  hymn.     NS 
For  prayer.     Montz.     IMS 
For  the  sky  so  bright  and  blue.     See  Beach.     Singing  joyfully. 

TC 
For    this    new    morning    with    its    light.     See    Reed.      Morning 

thanksgiving.     HS 


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Foreign  children.     Stevenson.     CGV — SS 

For   com[>oscrs  see    Stevenson.     Foreign   children. 
Foreign  lands.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Stanford.     Foreign  lands.     SS) 
Foreign  tongues.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Forest  fir,  O  forest  fir.    See  Fir  tree.    FS 

(Fir  and  the  pine.     RCS) 
Forest  weasel.     HC 
Forget-me-not.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Forget-me-not.     GS) 
Forget-me-not.     Reinecke.     FC — SLl) 

(Jacobs.     Forget-me-not.     WS) 

Forlorn.     Franz.     TLB 

Forming  the  ring.     Reinecke.     WS 

Forming  the  ring.    Smith.     SL2 

(Heerwart.     Merrily,   merrily.     HR) 

(Hubbard.    Merrily  form  a  ring.    MSG) 
Forth  Rodes  rides  with  his  twelve  strong  sons  from  pirate  land. 

See  Rodes.     KK 
Forward.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Forward,  forward,  forward,  O  weary  feet.  See  Morning  song  and 

march.     TLB 
*Forward,  homeward.    HR 

(At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  play,  no.  7.     PS) 
Foster.     Every  night.     TC 

Lullaby.     TC 

My  old  Kentucky  home,  good  night.     EFS 

Old  folks  at  home.     EFS— TLB 

Fountain.    Gaynor.    SCI 
Fountain.     Hadley.     TLB 

(Johns.    Fountain.    TC) 
Four  dance.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Four  little  chestnuts  swinging,  swinging  high.    See  Vose.    Song 

of  chestnuts.     EL 
Four  little  children  here  in  the  ring.     See  Cole.     All  around  the 

mulb'ry  bush.     CM 
Four  little  wee  birdies.    See  Schumann.     Bird  game.     KC 
Four  owls.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Four  presents.     BB 

(Perrie,  merrie,  dixi.     RCS) 
Four  seasons.     Seidel.     HR 
Four   seasons  make   up   all   the   days  of  the  year.     See   Brown. 

Seasons.     EL 
Fourth  of  July.     Kern.     HS 
Fox  and  goose.     RCS 
Fox  and  the  goose.     KK 


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*Fox  went  out  in  a  hungry  plight.    Gaynor.     LL 

Fox  thro'  the  forest.     See  If  I  may.     KK 

Fox,  you've  stolen  my  grey  gander.     See  Fox  and  goose.     RCS 

Foxhunt.     FS 

Fragrant  flowers  are  bright  and  gay.    See  Abt.    Bee  game.    HR, 

Franc.     Old  hundred.    TLB 

Franz.     Forlorn.    TLB 

Frau  Schwalbe.     Gaynor.     LL 

Frazer.     Flowers.     BSS 

Let's  go  sliding  down  the  hill.     BSS 

— ' — Little  four-years.     BSS 

Oh,  wouldn't  you  like  to  go?     BSS 

Freedom,  our  queen.     Paine.     TC 

(Strong.     Freedom,  our  queen.     TC) 
Frere  Jacques.    Sec  Brother  James.     RCS 

(Friar  John.     FS) 
Freu't  euch  des  Lebens.    See  Naegeli.     Fast  fly  the  hours.     RCS 
Friar  John.     FS 

(Brother  James.     RCS) 
Frieden  der  Nacht.    See  Reinecke.     Peace  of  night.     FS 
Friendly  cow  all  red  and  white.     See  Stevenson.     Cow.     CM — 

LBS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Cow. 
Friendly  dark.     Smith.     LCD 
Fritz  and  Spitz.     RCS 
Froebel.     All's  gone.     MP 

(Hubbard.     All  gone.     MSG) 

Asleep.     HR 

Awake,  ye  little  sleepers.     HR 

Baby  and  the  moon.     SLl 

Ball  will  wander.     HR 

Barnyard   gate.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Barnyard.     MSG) 
Basket.     MP 

(Smith.     Flower  basket.     SM) 

Basket.     SLl 

Beckon  to  the  chickens.     MP 

Beckon  to  the  pigeons.     MP 

Boy  and  the  moon.     MP 

Bridge.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Brook  is  flowing.     MSG) 

(Adaptation:     Smith.     Bridge.     SL2) 
Brothers  and  sisters.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Brothers  and  sisters.     MSG) 
Carpenter.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  "see  the  carpenter.     MSG) 
Charcoal  burner's  hut.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Charcoal  burner.     MSG) 


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Froebel.     Child  and  the  moon.     MP 
Children  at  the  tower.     MP 

(Variant:    Froebel.     Children  on  the  tower.    SLl) 
Children  on  the  tower.     SLl 

(Variant:     Froebel.     Children  at  the  tower.     MP) 
Children's  supper.     SL2 

■Church.     SL2  -.r-nx 

(Variant:     Froebel.    Church  window  and  church  door.  MP) 

(Hubbard.    Church  bell.     MSG) 
Church  window  and  church  door.     MP 

(Variant:  Froebel.     Church.     SL2) 

(Hubbard.     Church  bell.     MSG) 

Clock  game.     KC 

Conclusion.     MP 

Cooper.     HR 

Cuckoo.     MP 

Dove  cote.     SLl 

End  to  end.     HR 

Falling,  falling.     MP 

(Adaptation:  Bullard.     Falling!   Falling!     SM) 

Family.     HR 

.  Family.     SM 

Farmer.     SM 

(Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?     JB) 

(Farmer.     LBS) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Farmer  and  the  housewife.    KK) 

(Koehler.     Farmer.     HR) 

(Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer?     RCS) 

Farmyard.     SM 

Finger  piano.     SLl 

Finger  play.     KC 

(Froebel.     This  little  thumb.     MP) 

(Hubbard.    What's  this?    MSG) 
Finger  song.     MP 

(Hubbard.      Thumbs    and    fingers    say    "Good    morning." 

MSG) 

(Adaptation:    Smith.    Thumbs  and  fingers  say  "Good  morn- 
ing."    SLl— SM) 

Fishes  in  the  brook.    MP 

Five  riders  and  good  child.     SLl 

Flower  song.     SM 

Go  to  sleep,  Thumbkin.     SLl — SM 

— • — Going  to  sleep.     HR 

Grandmamma.     MP 

Grass  mowing.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Hasten   to   the   meadow,   Peter.     MSG) 
'Greeting.     SM 


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Froebel.     Grinding  wheat.     HR 

Happy  brothers  and  sister.     SM 

Hide.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Hiding  of  the  child.     MSG) 
-^— Hide  thee,  child.     MP 

In  a  hedge.     SLl — SM 

Joiner.     HR— MP— PS 

(Hubbard.     Zish,  zish,  zish.     MSG) 

(Joiner.     PS) 

(Seidel.     Joiner.     HR) 
Knights  and  the  good  child.     MP 

(Adaptation:      Hubbard.      Five    knights    and    good    child. 

MSG) 
Knights  and  the  ill-humored  child.     MP 

(Adaptation:      Hubbard.     Five     knights     and     bad     child. 

MSG) 
Lengthwise,  crosswise.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Target.     MSG) 

(Adaptation:     Hurd.     Kite.     PTS) 

(Adaptation:     Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 
^  Light  bird  on  the  wall.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG) 

(Adaptation:     Smith.     Light  bird.     SLl) 

Little  artist.     MP 

Little  birdie  in  a  tree.     HR 

Little  chickens.     HR 

Little  fish.     HR 

Little  fishes.     HR 

Little  gardener.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Garden  bed.     MSG) 

Little  gardener.     SL2 

Little  maiden  and  the  stars.     MP 

Little  nest.     MP 

Little  thumb  is  one.     MP 

.Little  window.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  see  the  light.     AISG) 

(Wiggin.     Window.     KG) 

Merry  helpers.     HR 

Mother,  good  and  dear.     MP 

Mother  in  unity  with  her  child.     MP 

Mowing  grass.     SM 

Mowing  song.     SLl 

Naming  the  fingers.    SM 

Now  come,  let  us  play.     HR 

Numbering  the  fingers.     SM 

(Variant:     Finger  play,  no.  19.     PS) 
'  Pat-a-cake.    MP 

(Hubbard.     Pat-a-cake.     MSG) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  67 

Froebel.     Pat-a-cake.     SM 

Pat-a-cake,  pat-a-cake.     SLl 

Pendulum.     HR 

Pianoforte.     MP 

— i — Pigeon  house.     HR 
Pigeon  house.     MP 

(Kohl.     Pigeon  house.     HR) 

(Pigeon  house.     PS) 

(Walker.     Pigeon  song.     WS) 

Play  with  the  limbs.     MP 

Play  with  the  limbs.     SM 

Rabbit.     MP 

^  See  the  windmill.     HR 

— — Shadow  rabbit.     SM 

Skipping.     HR 

Smelling.     SL2 

Snail.     HR— BG— MSG— PS— WS 

— I — Song  of  perfume.     MP 

Song  of  smell.     MP 

Song  of  taste.     MP 

Sunshine  song.     SLl 

This  is  the  mother.     SLl 

This  little  thumb.     MP 

(Froebel.     Finger  play.     KC) 

(Hubbard.     What's  this?     MSG) 
— < — Though  your  eyes  are  blinded.     SL2 

Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     SLl 

Thumbs  and  fingers  say  "Good  morning."     SLl — SM 

(Variant:     Froebel.     Finger  song.     MP) 
Tick,  tack.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Tick,  tack.     MSG) 

Toyman  and  boy.     MP 

Toyman  and  the  maiden.     MP 

Venturesome  children.     HR 

Wandering  balls.     HR 

Wandering  song.     SM 

We're  playing  together.     SL2 

^  Weather  vane.     HR— MP 

Wheelwright.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Wheelwright.     MSG) 

Wild  boar.     MP 

Winding.     HR 

Window.     KC 

Window.     MP 

Wolf.     MP 


Froebel.     Coonley.     GS 

Froebel  hymn.     KC 

Froebel's  birthday  song.     Rust.     EL 


68  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Froebel's  favorite  hymn.     Rust.     EL 
Froehlich.     Dancing  song.     HR 

(Reinecke.     Dancing  song.     FC) 
Rain  song.     KC 

(Reinecke.     Rain  song.     FC 
Frog.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Frog  and  horse.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Frog  and  ye  crow.     CBO 
*Frog  he  would  a-wooing  go.     OYA — RCS 
Frog  pond.     NG 

Froggie's  swimming  school.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Frogs.     PS 
Frogs.     Graham.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Frogs.     Hailman.     HR 

Music  only. 
Frogs.    Hubbard.     MSG 
Frog's  good-bye.     Conrade.     GS 

Frog's  wooing.     CBO  t       ^      r   xt    j      r-r-\^     cc 

From  breakfast  on.     See  Stevenson.     Land  ot   Mod.     LGV — bb 
For  composers  see  Stevenson.    Land  of  Nod. 

From  Deutschland  I  come.     See  Buy  a  broom.     BE — RCS 
(Music  also  given   in   Cube   song,  no.    1.     EL) 

From  down  in  the  ground.     See  Terhune.     Wellsweep.     CC 

*From  dust  and  grit.     Smith.     SLl 

From  noise  of  scare-fires  rest  ye  free.     Sec   Douty.     Bellman. 
TLB  ^      ^ 

From  north  and  from  south  come  the  voices  of  trees.    See  Gay- 
nor.   Arbor  day.     GS 

From  quiet  night  the  sun's  bright  light  awakes  us.     See  Rust. 
Froebel's  favorite  hymn.     EL 

From  the  bright  blue  heavens.    See  Reinecke.     God,  the  Father 
in  Heaven.     FC 

From  the  far  blue  heaven.     See  Reinecke.     Morning  hymn.    KC 

From  the  height,  lovely  white.     See  Winter.     PS 

From  the  old  belfry  wide  and  low.     Sec  Conrade.    Angelus.     GS 

From  the  willow  branches  slender.     See  Kohl.    Flower  basker. 

SM  .      .  ,         , 

Front  to  back  we  march  away.    See  At  the  begmning  and  at  the 

close  of  play,  no.  4.     PS 
Frost.     Birdie's  song.     WS 

(Cornwell.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 

(Rust.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 
Fruit  basket.       Hurd.     PTS 
Fruit  market  ball  play.     Wiggin.     KC 

Fuchs,  du  hast  die  Gans  gestolen.     Sec  Fox  and  goose.     RCS 
Fuehlt  ihr  den  Regen.     See  Taubert.     Birds  in  the  nest.     RCS 
Full  moon's  face  is  big  and  round.     See  Gaynor.     Moon  phases. 

SC2 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  69 

Funiculi,  funicula.     Denza.     FS 

(Denza.     Merry  life.     TLB) 

(Denza.     Sailing  o'er  a  summer  sea.     EFS) 
Words  not  like  FS 
Funkhouser.     All  aboard.     FSK 

Brownies'  dance.     FSK 

— ■ —  Christmas  bells.     FSK 

Drummer  boys.     FSK 

Fireman.     FSK 

— -Hickory,   dickory  dock.     FSK 

(Dickory  dock.     CBO) 

(Elliott.     Dickory,  dickory  dock.     MG) 

In  winter  I  get  up  at  night.     FSK 

For  other  composers  see   Stevenson.     Bed   in   summer. 

Indian  song.     FSK 

^  Japanese   song.     FSK 

Jack  o'  lantern.     FSK 

Mister  Sunshine.     FSK 

Mother  Nature  and  Mr.  Wind.     FSK 

Prayer.     FSK 

.  Robin's  nest.     FSK 

Shoo  fly.      FSK 

Sidewalk  song.     FSK 

Some  day  you'll  be  a  man.     FSK 

-Tom,  Tom,  the  piper's  son.     FSK 

^  Waltz.     FSK 

Furry  old  fellow.     See  Neidlinger.     Caterpillar.     SSS 
Fuzzy  little  caterpillar.     See  Roeske.     Caterpillar.     PFP 

Gade.     Child  Jesus.     RCS 

(Kies.     Child  Jesus.     MSL) 
Greeting  to  spring.     RCS 

(Kies.     Greeting  to  spring.     MSL) 
Gaelic  cradle  song.     Hahn.     BSS 

(Tufts.     Old  Gaelic  lullaby.     CL) 

(Harris.     Gaelic  lullaby.     TLB) 
Gaelic  lullaby.     Harris.     TLB 

(Hahn.     Gaelic  cradle  song.     BSS) 

(Tufts.     Old  Gaelic  lullaby.     CL) 
Gaily  through  the  window  shining.     See  Birge.     Morning  sun- 
shine.    HS 
Gallop.     Hiller.     HMC2 
Galloping  fast  and  galloping  free.     See  Smith.     Knights  and  the 

good  child.     SM 
Galloping,  galloping,  glad  and  gay.     See  Gaynor.     Five  knights. 

SCI 
Galloping  horses.     Hitte.     DM 
Galloway.     Church  bells.     MSL 
Giving  thanks.     MSL 


70  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Game  for  the  senses.     Jenks.     EL 
Game  of  tag.    Biehl.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Game  of  tag.     Karganoff.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Game  of  the  golden  band.     Gaynor.     LL 
Game  to  teach  five.     Knowlton.     NS 
Game  with  first  kindergarten  gift.     Knowlton.     NS 
Garden.     FS 
Garden.     Chapek.     HS 
Garden  bed.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Garden  bed.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Little  gardener.     MP) 
Garden  bed.     Reed.     TGS 
Garden  fence.     Smith.     SLl 
Garden  game.     HC 
Garden  game.     Hurd.     PTS 
Garden  gate.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Garden  gate.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Garden  mole.     Oldberg.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Garden  of  our  house,  it  is  the  funniest  garden  yet.    See  Garden. 

FS 
Garrett.     Oh,  my  luve's  like  a  red,  red  rose.     TLB 
Garry  Owen.     See  Jig:  "Garry  Owen."     Page.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gascon.     Carol  of  the  flowers.     TLB 
*Gaudeamus  igitur.     See  Meeting.     FS 
Gaul.     Song  of  the  brook.     TC 
Gavotte.     Beaumont.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gavotte.     Gurlitt.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gay   and   gladsome   spring.     See   Gaynor.     Who   would   not   be 

glad?     LL 
Gay  and  sprightly,  treading  lightly.     See  Smith.     Fairy  dance. 

LCD 
Gay  dances   Bibabutzemann.     See   Bibabutzemann.     RCS 
Gay   pretty   valentines   gladly   we    send.     See    Hill.     Valentine's 

message.     HS 
Gaynor.     Arbor  day.     GS 

Around  the  Christmas  tree.     LL 

Autumn.     SC2 

Autumn  leaves.     GS 

Awake.     LL 

Awakening.     SC2 

Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     LL 

(Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     CBO — FS) 

(Elliott.     Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     MG) 

(Hailmann.     Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     HR) 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  71 


Gaynor.     Bay  dear.     LL 
— —  Baby  moon.     SV 

Baby's  toys.     SCI 

Ball.     SC2 

Ball  games.     SCI 

Bird  day.     GS 

Bird's  nest.     SCI 

—  Birth  of  the  butterfly.     SCI 

Birthday  greeting.     SCI 

Blacksmith.     SCI 

Blowing  bubbles.     SCI 

Boating,  nos.  1  and  2.     SC2 

Bobby  Shafto.     LL 

(Bobby  Shafto's  gone  to  sea.     OYA) 
_  Bobolink.     SC2 

■  Bringing  the  cattle  home.     LL 

Brownies.     SCI 

Bubbles.     SC2 

Building  the  house.     LL 

Bumble  bee     SCI 

Buttercups.     SC2 

Butterflies'  hide  and  seek.     LL 

Butterfly.     SCI 

Call  to  the  circle.     SCI 

Cat-tails.     SC2 

Cat's  cradle.     SCI 

— I —  Chickery,  crany-crow.     LL 

Child's  birthday.     GS 

Choosing  a  game.     SCI 

Christmas  carol.     SCI 

Christmas  carol.     SC2 

Christmas  joys.     SC2 

— I —  Christmas   secrets.     SC2 

Church.     SCI 

Clapping  song.     SCI 

Coasting.     SC2 

Columbus.     GS 

Continued  story.     LL 

Cook.     LL 

Crow.     SC2 

Daffodil  lady.     LL 

Daffy-down-dilly.     SCI 

Daisies.     SC2 

Dance  of  the  rainbow  fairies.     SCI 

Dancing  game.     SCI 

Dancing  song.     GS 

Dancing  song.     LL 

Dandelion.     SCI 


72  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Gaynor.     Dictation  exercises  with  the  blocks.     SCI 

Drop  the  handkerchief.     SCI 

Duckling.     LL 

Early  bird.     LL 

Easter.     GS 

Easter  song.     SCI 

Electric  light.     SC2 

Eskimo.     GS 

Evening.     SC2 

Farewell  to  the  birds.     SCI 

Farmer.     LL 

Farmer  in  the  dell.     LL  ttct\ 

(Variant:    Farmer  in  the   dell.     BG— HC— NG— Ubl.) 
(Variant:  Farmer's  in  his  den.     JB) 

Feather  game.     SC2 

Ferret.     LL 

(Ferret  of  the  woods.     RCS) 

Finger  family.     SCI 

Fingers'  lullaby.     SCI 

First  Thanksgiving  day.     SC2 

Fishes.     SCI 

Five  knights.     SCI 

Flagman.     SC2 

Flower  day.     GS 

Flowers'  ball.     LL 

Fly.     SCI 

Fly  away.     LL 

Foreign  tongues.     SC2 

Fountain.     SCI 

Fox  went  out  in  a  hungry  plight.      LL 

Froebel.      GS 

Frog.      SC2 

Frog  and  horse.     SCI 

Froggies'  swimming  school.     SCI 

Game  of  the  golden  band.      LL 

Giants.     SCI 

Good  bye.    LL 

Good  bye,  no's.  1  and  2     SCI 

Good  bye.     SC2 

Good  morning.     LL 

Good  morning.     SC2 

Grandma's  knitting  song.     SCI 

Greeting  to  the  sun.     SCI 


—  Growing.      GS 

Guessing  game.      SCI 


Happy  lambkins.     SCI 

Harvest  of   the  squirrel  and  honey   bee.      bH 

He  was  a  shepherd  lad.     LL 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  Ti 

Gaynor.     Hey-diddle-diddle.     LL 

Hickory   dickory   dock.      SC2 

House  of  the  tit-tat-toe.     LL 

Household  hints.      LL 

How  many  miles  to  Babylon?    LL 

(Variant:    How  many  miles  to  Banbury?     JB) 

1  had  a  little  doll.     LL 

Indian.     GS 

Jack  Frost.     SCI 

Jack  o'lantern.     LL 

Japanese.      GS 

King  Arthur.     LL 

(King  Arthur.      CBO) 

(Reinecke.     Good  King  Arthur.      FC) 

King  Pansy.      LL 

Kite.     LL 

Labor  day.    GS 

Lads  and  lassies.      LL 

Ladybug.     SC2 

Land  of  Nod.      SCI 

• Language  lesson.     SC2 

Leaves'   party.      SCI 

-Legend  of  the  Christmas  tree.      SCI 

Lesson    in    arithmetic.     LL 

Let  us  all  be  quiet.      SCI 

Let  us  make  a  garden.      LL 

Letter  to  Santa  Claus.      SCI 

Liesel,  the  goose  girl.     LL 

Light  bird.      SCI 

Little   housewife.      SCI 

Little  Jack  Horner.     LL 

(Elliott.     Little  Jack  Horner.     MG) 

(Little  Jack   Horner.     CBO) 
Little  maid,  pretty  maid.      LL 

(Elliott.     Little  maid,  pretty  maid.      MG) 

Little  shoemaker.      SCI 

Little  vocal   lesson.      SCI 

Little  yellow  dandelion.      SCI 

Lullaby.      SC2 

Marching  song.      SCI 

Marguerites.    LL 

May  day.     GS 

May  Queen.      GS 

Merry  Christmas.      SCI 

Merry  month  of  May.     LL 

Milking   time.      SC2 

Milkweed  seeds.     SC2 

Mill.      SC2 


74  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Gaynor.     Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sparrow.     SC2 

Mr.  Rooster  and  Mrs.  Hen.      SCI 

Mr.  Wind  and  Madame  Rain.      SC2 

Mistress  Doh  and  her  neighbors.      SCI 

Mistress  Mary.      LL 

Moon  boat.      SCI 

Moon  phases.      SC2 

Morning  glory  bells.      SC2 

Morning  greeting.     SCI 

Morning  prayer.       SCI 

Mother  day.     GS 

Mother  Holly.     LL 

Mother's  knives  and   forks.     SCI 

My  bicycle.      GS 

My  pony.      LL 

My  shadow.    SCI 

New  Year.      SC2 

New  Year's   Day.      SCI 

Night  moth.      SC2 

Norman's  work  is  finished.      SCI 

November.      LL 

Oh,  wide,  wide  world.      SCI 

Our  flag.      SCI 

Owl.      SCI 

Pat-a-cake.      LL 

Pigeon.      SC2 

Piggie  wig  and  piggie  wee.      SC2 

Pit-a-pat.     SCI 

Popcorn  people.     SCI 

Poppies.      SC2 

Poppy  lady.     LL 

■ Postman.       SC2 

Prayer.      LL 

Prism  game.      SC2 

Pussy.      SC2 

Pussy  willows.     SV 

Queen  of  the  Alay.     LL 

Ragman.      SC2 

Rainbow.      SCI 

Recipe  for  a  valentine.      SCI 

Regiment.    LL 

Rhythm   game.      SCI 

River.      SCI 

Robm  Redbreast.      SCI 

Round  game.     LL 

Rub-a-dub-dub.      SCI 

Sail.     LL 

Sailor.      SCI 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  75 

Gaynor.     Salute  to  the  flag.     SC2 

Sandman.      LL 

See-saw.    SCI 

Set  of  games.      SC2 

Shepherd   of   tender  youth.      TLB 

Signs  of  the  seasons.     LL 

Skating.      SC2 

Sleighing  song.      SCI 

'  Snow  balls.     SV 

Snow  flakes.      SCI 

Snowman.     SC2 

Some  lullabies.      SC2 

Song  of  iron.     SCI 

Song  of  the  kitchen  clock.      SCI 

Song  of  the  loaf   of  bread.     SCI 

Song  of  the  miller.     LL 

Song  of  the  shearer.      SCI 

Song  of  the  sunflower.      LL 

Spinning  the  yarn.      SCI 

Spring  dance.      LL 

Spring  song.      SCI 

Stepping  stones.      SC2 

Street  car.      SC2 

Sweeping  and  dusting.     SC2 

Sweetpea  ladies.     SC2 

Swing.     SC2 

Tailor.      LL 

Target  game.      SCI 

Target  maker.      SCI 

Tea  kettle.      SCI 

Telegraph.      SC2 

Telephone      SC2 

Thanksgiving.      LL 

Thanksgiving  song.      SCI 

Three  blind  mice.      LL 

Tick-tock.     LL 

To  a  dandelion.     LL 

Top.     SC 

Tracks  in  the  snow.     SCI 

Tree's  friends.     SCI 

Tripping  we  go.    LL 

Tulips.     SCI 

Turn  the  big  wheel.     LL 

Twas  this  way  and  that  way.     LL 

(Variant:    When  I  was  a  lady.     LBS) 

(Variant:    When  I  was  a  schoolgirl.     NEBl) 

(Variant:    When  I  was  a  shoemaker.     NG) 

(Variant:    When  I  wore  flounces.    JB) 


76  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Gaynor.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     LL 

(Elliott.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     MG— SLl— SM) 

(Hill.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     SHS) 

(Tufts.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     CL) 

(Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     HR) 

(Walker.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     WS) 

Valentine  day.    GS 

Valentines.     SC2 

Violet.     SCI 

Water  lilies.     SC2 

We'll  stand  up  straight.     SCI 

We  march  like  soldiers.     SCI 

We  thank  Thee.     GS 

Weathervane.     SC2 

Weaving.     SCI 

Welcome  song.     SCI 

When  the  regiment  comes  marching  by.     LL 

Whittier.     GS 

Who  would  not  be  glad?     LL 

Why  Mr.  Gobbler  changed  his  tune.     SC2 

Wind.     SCI 

Winding  the  clock.     SCI 

Windmill.     SCI 

Wishing.     LL 

Woodpecker.     SC2 

Work  of  the  week.     GS 

World  wonders.     SC2 

Gayrhos.     Reapers.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Spring's  awakening.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Tournament.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Walking  on  stilts.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gebauer.     New  Year.     HS 

Queer  pussies.     HS 

Gefunden.     BB 

Generous  clover.     Cole.    CM 

Gentle  Jesus,  meek  and  mild.    See  Beethoven.    Child's  prayer.     HR 

Gently  flit  from  flow'r  to  flow'r.    See  Hubbard.     Butterfly.     MSG 

George's  song.     Reinecke.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Boy  and  the  wren.     RCS) 

*Georgie  Porgie.     Elliott.     MG 

Georgy  could  thrash  a  dragon  well.    See  Arthur  of  Bradley.     FS 
German  hopping  dance.     FDM 
Music  only. 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  11 

German  hopping  dance.     HMC2 
Music  only. 

Germer.     Choral.     HMCl 

Gersbach.     Barbarossa.     RCS 

Gertrude's   birthday   now   is    here.     See   Gaynor.     Birthday   greet- 
ing.    SCI 

Gestern  Abend  ging  ich  aus.     See  Hunter  and  the  hare.     RCS 
Geza.     Csardas.     HMC2 
Music  only. 

Giants.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Giardini.     Come,  thou  almighty  King.     TLB 
Gibbons.     Silver  swan     RCS 
Giffe.    Lullaby.     BSS 
Giga.     Corelli.     HMC2 
Gigue  bretonne.     Bachmann.     HMC2 
Music  only. 

Gilchrist.     Beckoning  the  chickens.     SM 

Bird  thoughts.     SM 

Carpenter.     SM 

Child  and  mother.     FSC 

Dolphin  lullaby.     TLB 

Evening  concert.     HMCl 

Music  only. 

Family.     SM 

Flying  bird.     SM 

Garden  gate.     SM 

Going  to  the  fair.     StN 

Good  night.     StN 

Home  they  brought  her  warrior  dead.     TLB 

If  blue  birds  bloomed.     StN 

Kitty  cat.     StN 

(Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     RCS) 

(Walker.     Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     WS) 
Land  of  Nod.     SS  » 

(Fisher.     Land   of    Nod.     CGV) 
■ -Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN 

(Bristow.     Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN) 

(Stanley.     Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN) 

Little  plant.     SM 

Little  travelers.     HS 

Little  window.     SM 

Midsummer  frolics.     StN 

My  bed  is  a  boat.     SS 

For  other  composers  see   Stevenson.     My  bed  is  a  boat. 

Oh,  look  at  the  moon.     SM 

Piper.     TLB 

Prayers  of  love.     TLB 


78  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Gilchrist.     Rippling,  purling  little  river.     SM 

(Mozart.     Rippling,   purling.     HR) 

(Rippling,  purling  little  river.     RCS) 

Rock-a-by  lady.     FSC 

So   wise.    StN 

We  two  together.     TLB 

Whip-poor-will.     TLB 

*Gin  a  body  meet  a  body.     FS 

(Comin'  thro'  the  rye.     EFS) 
Girl  I  left  behind  me.     EFS 
Girl  I've  left  behind  me.     Marzials.     CPP 
Girl  that's  born  on  an  April  day.     See  Fairlamb.     April  girl.     StN 

(Stanley.     April  girl.     StN) 
♦Girls  and  boys,  come  out  to  play.     CEO 
Girls  scornful  glances  throw.     See  Koschot.     Clod.     EFS 
"Give"  said  the  little  stream.     See  Hubbard.     Stream.     MSG 
Giving  thanks.     Galloway.     MSL 
Giving  the  balls.     Hailmann.     HR 
Glacier.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
*Glad  Christmas  bells.     GS 
Glad  Christmas  tide.     Thompson.     EL 
Glad  Easter  is  here.     Dugan.     HS 

Glare  of  the  flames  was  all  around.    See  Sacrifice.     EFS 
Gleam  of  a  torch  at  midnight.     See  Foote.  Land  to  the  leeward.    TC 
♦Glorious  things  of  Thee  are  spoken.     Haydn.     TLE 
Glueck.     Broken  ring.     EFS 

Mill.     FS 

Spring  song.     HR 

Gnomes.     Reinhold.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Go,  Dobbin,  go.     See  Gaynor.     Farmer.     LL 
♦Go  over,  come  back  here.     Walker.     WS 

(Ball  songs.  No.  13.     PS) 
♦Go  round  and  round  the  valley.     NG 

(Round  and  round  the  village.     BG— HC— JB— USI) 
Go  round  and  round  the  village.     See  Round  and  round  the  village. 

BG— HC— JB— USI 

(Go  round  and  round  the  valley.     NG) 
♦Go  thither,  come  hither.     HR 

Go  to  bed,  my  little  children.     See  Brewster.     Christmas  song.  BSS 
Go  to  sleep,   dolly.     BSS 
Go-to-sleep  fairies.     See  Foerster.     Nocturne :    Go-to-sleep   fairies. 

HMCl 

Music  only. 
♦Go  to  sleep,  little  thumb.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Go  to  sleep,   Thumbkin.     Smith.     SLl — SM 
Goat  doth  run  and  loudly  call.     See  Goat  and  the  cow.     RCS 
Goat  and  the  cow.     RCS 


Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs  79 

God  be  with  us.     Hatton.     TLB 

God,  beneath  Thy  guiding  hand.     See  Hatton.  God  be  with  us.  TLB 

God  bless  you  all.    Sec  Christmas  welcome.    GS 

*God  is  always  near  me.     Heerwart.     HR 

(Smith.     God  is  always  near  me.     SL2) 
God  is  ever  good.     Wiggin.     KG 
God  is  there.     Walker.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Nature's  God  is  there.     MSG) 
God  knows.     RCS 

(Hubbard.    Do  you  know  how  many  stars?    MSG) 

God  loves  his  little  children.     Knowlton.     NS 

*God  made  the  sun.     Heerwart.     HR 

God  make  my  life  a  little  light.     Batchellor.     WS 

God  of  harvest  praise.    See  Carey.    Harvest  hymn.     BSS 

God  our  Father  made  the  night.     Sec  Mozart.     God's  love.     SHS 

God  preserve    our    noble    nation.     Sec    Haydn.      Austrian    national 
hymn.     FS 

*God  rest  ye,  little  children.     GS 

God  save  our  gracious  King.     Sec  God  save  the  King.     LBS 

God  save  the  King.     LBS 

*God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     Rust.     EL 

(Smith.     God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     SLl) 

God  sends  his  bright  warm  summer  sun.     Sec  Wolf.     Song  of  sum- 
mer  and   winter.     SHS 

God,  the  Father  in  Heaven.     Reinecke.     FC 

God's  blessing  on   work.     Albert.     SHS 

God's  care  of  all  things.     Hill.     SHS 

God's  love.     Mozart.     SHS 

God's  tender  care.     HR 

God's  work.     Hill.     SHS 

(Heerwart.     All  things  bright  and  beautiful.     HR) 

Goethe.     George's  song.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Boy  and  the  wren.     RCS) 

Hedge  roses.    Sec  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 

Heiden-Roeslein.     BSS— FS— RCS 

(Reichardt.     Heather  rose.     RCS) 

(Schubert.     Heather  rose.     RCS) 

(Schubert.     Hedge  roses.     FS) 

(Schubert.     Wild  rose.     BSS) 

Lyndhurst.     TLB 

Wild  rose.    See  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 

Going  home.     HR 

Going  over  the  mountain.     USI 

Going  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HR 

(As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     NG) 

(Here  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HC) 

(Little  washerwoman.     KK) 

(Mulberry  bush.     BG— CBO— FS— JB— LBS) 


80  Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Going  to  London.     Foote.     StN 

Going  to  market.     Winslow.     HS 

Going  to  school.     Cole.     CM 

Going  to  sleep.     Mozart.     HR 

Going  to  sleep.     Smith.     LCD 

Going  to  sleepy  land.     Sec  Brewster.     Cradle  song.     BSS 

Going  to  the   fair.     Gilchrist.     StN 

Gold  and  crimson  tulips.     See  Gaynor.     Tulips.     SCI 

Golden  grain  was  gathered.     See  Gaynor.     First  Thanksgiving  day. 

SC2 

(Knowlton.     September.     NS) 

(McLellan.     September.     EL) 

Golden  rule.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Golden  rule.     Tufts.     CL 

♦Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.     RCS 

(Foote.     Lullaby.     TLB) 

(Henderson.     Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.     StN) 
Goldenrod  is  yellow.     See  Conrade.     September.     GS 
Goldfish.     Valentine.     VBD 
*Gone  from  me  evermore.     EFS 
Gone,  gone,  my  child,  all  gone.     See  Froebel.     All's  gone.     MP 

(Hubbard.     All  ,gone.     MSG) 
Gone  is  winter's  storm  and  rain.     See  Wolf  and  the  lamb.     JB 
Gone,  my  child,  all  gone.     See  Smith.     All  gone,  baby.     SLl 
Good  advice.     Sherwood.     HS 
Good  and  bad  children.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Good   and   bad   children.     SF) 
Good  boy.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Bartlett.     Good  boy.     SS) 
Good-bye.     HR 
Good-bye.     Gaynor.     LL 
Good-bye.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Good-bye.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Good-bye.     Hitte.     DM 

Good-bye,  daisy,  pinks  and  rose.     See  Mendelssohn.     Child's  good- 
bye.    HR 

(Sawyer.    Good-bye  to  the  flowers.    WS) 

Good-bye,  dear   friends.     See   Gaynor.  Good-bye  H.     SCI 

Good-bye,  fare  you  well.     NEB2 

Good-bye !  good-bye !     See  Good-bye  song.     SL2 

Good-bye,  good-bye,  God  speed  you  well.     See  Gaynor.     Good-bye. 

LL 

Good-bye,  good-bye  to  summer.     See  Kuecken.     Robin   Redbreast. 

HR 

Good-bye,  little  birdie.    See  Tufts.     Nell  and  her  bird.    CL 

Good-bye,  little  children.     See  Conrade.     Frog's  good-bye.     GS 

Good-bye,  mamma.     See  Reinecke.     Sleighing  song.     SL2 

Good-bye  song.     Hurd.     PTS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  81 

Good-bye  song.     Koehler.     HR 
Good-bj'e  song.     Mozart.     SHS 
Good-bye  song.     Reed.     TGS 
Good-bye  song.     Sheehan.     OSM 
Good-bye  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Good-bye  song.     Smith.     KC 
Good-bye  song.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Hailmann.     Our  work  is  done.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     Parting  song.     MSG) 

(Walker.     Our  play  is  o'er.     WS) 
Good-bye  to  old  winter.     See  Spring.     HR 
Good-bye  to  summer.     Smith.     SLl 
Good-bye  to  the  flowers.     Sawyer.     WS 

(Mendelssohn.     Child's  good-bye.     HR) 

Good  comrade.     FS 

Good   day,    my   biddy   hen,   good   day.     See    Smith.     Cackling   hen. 

LCD 
*Good  day,  my  Rosa.     KK 
Good  king  Arthur.     Reinecke.     FC 

(Gaynor.     King  Arthur.     LL) 

(King  Arthur.     CBO) 

*Good  King  Wenceslas  look'd  out.     FS — RCS 

Good  morning.     Andre.     KC 

Good  morning.     Atkinson.     GS 

Good  morning.     Gaynor.     LL 

Good  morning.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Good  morning.     Hailmann.     HR 

Good  morning.     Smith.     SV 

Good  morning  bows.     Montz.     IMS 

Good  morning,  brave  children  who  come  out  today.  See  Hill. 
Rainy  day  good  morning.     SHS 

Good  morning,  canary.     HS 

*Good  morning,  dear  children.     Walker.     WS 

Good  morning,  dear  cobbler.     See  Smith.     Shoemaker.     SL2 

Good  morning,  dear  playmates,  how  glad  you  should  be.  See 
Andre.     Good  morning.     KC 

Good  morning,  dear  sun.     See  Atkinson.     Good  morning.     GS 

Good  morning,  dearest  Grandpa.  See  Cole.  Good  morning, 
Grandpa.    CM. 

Good  morning,  good  morning,  dear  Thumbkin  to  you.  See  Hail- 
mann.    Good  morning.     HR 

Good  morning,  good  morning,  we  bid  you  good  morning.  See 
Gaynor.    Good  morning.     SC2 

Good  morning,  grandpa.     Cole.     CM 

*Good  morning,  kind  teacher.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Good  morning,  little  children  dear.  See  Rust.  Happy  greetings. 
EL 


82  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Good  morning,  little  children  dear.     See  Wiggin.     Kindergartner's 

morning  greeting.     KC 
Good  morning,  little  playmates    dear.     See   Grove.     Mornmg   song. 

HS 
Good  morning,  lovely  playroom.     See  Hill.     Good  mornmg  to  the 

playroom.     SHS 
♦Good  morning,  merry  sunshine.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Smith.     Good   morning,  merry  sunshine.     SLl — SL2) 
Good  morning,  Mister   mouse;    we've   nothing   for   you   here.     See 

Knight.     Mouse  and  cat.     HS 
Good  morning,  Mister  postman.    See  Knowlton.     Postman.     NS 
*Good  morning,  new  day.     Walker.     WS 
♦Good  morning,  playmates.     Hailmann.     HR 
Good  morning,  pleasant  sunshine.     See  Mozart.     Good  mornmg  to 

sunshine.     HR 
Good  morning  song.     Dugan.     WS 
Good  morning  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Good  morning  song.     Reed.     TGS 
Good  morning  song.     Sheehan.     OSM 
Good  morning  song.     Valentine.     VBD 
Good  morning  to  all.     Hill.     SHS 
Good  morning  to  sunshine.     Mozart.     HR 
Good  morning  to  the  kindergarten.     Smith.     SL2 
Good  morning  to  the  playroom.     Hill.     SHS 
♦Good  morning  to  the  sunshine  fair.     Dugan.     WS 
Good  morning  to  this  pretty  room.     See  Smith.     Good  morning  to 

the  kindergarten.     SL2 
Good  morning  to  you.     See  Hill.     Good  morning  to  all.     SHS 
Good  morning  to  you.     See  Valentine.  Good  morning  song.     VBD 
Good  morning  to  you,  glorious  sun.     See  Gaynor.     Greeting  to  the 

sun.     SCI 
Good  morning  to  you  one  and  all.    Sec  Gaynor.  Good  mornmg.   LL 
Good  morning  to  you  one  and  all.       See   Sheehan.     Good   morning 

song.     OSM 
Good  morning,  little    rose    bush.     See    Bartlett.      Sweet    red    rose. 

StN 

(Ingraham.     Sweet  red  rose.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Sweet  red  rose.     StN) 
Good  Mother  Hen  sits  here  on  her  nest.     See   Roeske.     Hen  and 

chickens.    PFP 
♦Good  news  on  Christmas  morning.     Hatton.    StN 

Good  night.     HR 

(Cole.     Good  night  and  good  morning.     CM) 
Good  night.     TLB 
Good  night.     Atkinson.     GS 
Good  night.     Gilchrist.     StN 
Good  night.     Hatton.     StN 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  83 

Good  night  and  good  morning.     Cole.     CM 

(Good  night,  no.  2.     HR) 
*Good  night  to  you  all,  and  sweet  be  your  sleep.     FS 
Good  old  cock.     Reinecke.     FC 
Good  tailors  are  we.     See  Smith.     Tailor.     SL2 
Good  weather.     Smith.     LCD 
Goodale.     April,  April,  are  you  here?     GS 

April  rain.     NS 

Goodban.     Round  on  the  diatonic  scale.     RCS 

Goose  and  little  goslings  come  nipping  the  grass.     See  Fox  and 

geese.     KK 
*Goosey,  goosey  gander,  whither  do  you  wander?     LBS 

(Elliott.     Goosey,  goosey  gander.     MG) 
Gotlands-Quadrille.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Gott  erhalte  Franz  den  Kaiser.     See  Haydn.     Austrian  national 

hymn.     FS 
Gottschalk.     Christmas  hymn.     KC 

Holy  Spirit,  truth  divine.     TLB 

Gould.     Now  the  day  is  over.     TLB 

Pilot.     TLB 

♦Gracious  Savior,  gentle  Shepherd.     Martin.     MSL 
Graeff.     Carol,  carol  children.     HS 

Spring  song.     HS 

Graham.     Frogs.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Grand  ladies.     Smith.     LCD 
Grand  parade.     Kullak.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Granddaddy  longlegs.     Meissner.     ASC 

Grandma  drove  her  sparrow  hitch'd  up  to  the  cart.     See  Grand- 
ma's old  sparrow.     BFD 
Grandma  told  me  all  about   it.     See   Damrosch.     Minuet.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Minuet.     StN) 
Grandmamma.     Froebel.     MP 
Grandma's  knitting  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Grandma's  old  sparrow.     BFD 
Grass  mowing.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Hasten   to   the   meadow,   Peter.     MSG) 
♦Grasshopper  Green.     Riley.     LL 
♦Grasshopper  Green.     Walker.     WS 
Grasshoppers'  dance.     Knowlton.     HMCl 

Music   only. 
Graves.     Foxhunt.     FS 

John  Peel.     FS 

Little  red  lark.     EFS— FS 


84  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Graves.     My  love's  an  arbutus.     EFS — FS 

Gray.     Hunt  is  up.     FS 

Great  big  steeple  clocks  say.     See  Koehler.     Clocks  and  watches. 

HR 
Great  God  in  Heaven.     See  Reinicke.     Morning  prayer.     FC 
Great  Hamburger.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Great  round  sun  is  gone.     Sec    Smith.     Evening   prayer.     LCD 
Great,   wide,   beautiful,   wonderful   world.     See   Roeske.     World. 

EL 

(Hubbard.     Child's  world.     MSG) 
Green  grass.     HC 

(Variant:   Here  we  come  up  the  green  grass.     NEBl) 
*Green  gravel,  green  gravel.     LBS — NG — USI 
Green-grocer.     Valentine.     VBD 
*Green  grow  the  leaves.     JB 

Green  holly  boughs  bring.     See  Smith.     Christmas   carol.     SL2 
Green  leafy  tree.     Smith.     LCD 
Green  leaves  grew  all  around.     JB 

(There  was  a  tree  stood  in  the  ground.     NG) 
Greeting.     Froebel.     SM 
Greeting.     Mendelssohn.     FS 
Greeting.     Mendelssohn.     RCS 

Greeting,  O  peaceful  one,  greeting.     See  Farwell.  Song  of  greet- 
ing.    TLB 
Greeting  song.     Smith.     KC 
Greeting  to  all,  both   great  and   small.     See  Wiggin.     Morning 

greeting.     KC 
Greeting  to  spring.     Gade.     RCS 

(Kies.     Greeting  to  spring.     MSL) 
Greeting  to  spring.     Sawyer.     EL 
Greeting  to  the  sun.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Greeting  to  you,    children    dear.     5"^^    Gaynor.     Morning  greet- 
ing.    SCI 
Greetings  we   oflfer  thee.     See   Reinecke.     Birthday   song.     SL2 
Gregory.     Rainbow  children.     EL 
Gretchen  lies  in  her  gloomy  bed.     See  Sinding.     Mother  sings. 

EFS 
Grieg.     Album  leaf.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Dance  of  the   frost  elves.     HMCl 

Music  only. 

Farmyard  song.     FS 

First  primrose.     FS 

Morning  mood.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Grinding  wheat.     Froebel.     HR 
Grove.     Bedtime.     HS 
Bird-band.     HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  85 

Grove.    Doll  song.     HS 

Morning  song.     HS 

Mr.  Toadie's  coat.     HS 

Grow  old  along  with  me.     See  Hadley.     Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.     TLB 

Growing.     Gaynor.     GS 

Gruber.     Stilly  night,  starry  and  bright.     FS 

(Haydn.  Holy  night.  RCS) 
Guardian  angels.  Schumann.  FS 
Guess.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Guess  what  Doris  told  me.     See  Vose.     Spring  secrets.     EL 
Guessing  game.     HR 
Guessing  game.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Guessing  game.     Wiggin.     KG 

(Hubbard.     Seeing.     MSG) 

(Guessing  game,  no.  32.     PS) 

(When  we're  playing  together.     WS) 
Guessing  games.     PS 
Guessing  the  singer.     Reinecke.     SM 
Guglielmo.     Rowing.     FS 
Guinea  hen.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gurlitt.     Cave  of  the  winds.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
First  dance.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gavotte.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Morning  prayer.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Rabbit.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Sunshiny  morning.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Under  the  Maypole.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Gustaf's  skal.     FDM 

Music  only. 
*Gustaf's  skoal!  O  'tis  the  best  the  land  can  boast.     KK 
Gustave's  toast.     See  Gustaf's  skal.     FDM 

(Music  only.) 
Gute  Kamerad.     See  Good  comrade.     FS 
Guten  Morgen,  ihr  Baume  wie  seht  ihr  so  kalt.     See  Morning 

song.     RCS 
Guten   Tag,    ihr    fleissigen    Maedlein.     See   Taubert.     Sparrow's 

greeting.     RCS 

Ha,  ha,  he!  My  fine  pony  see.     See  Tufts.     Rocking-horse.     FS 
Had  you  seen  my  sweet  Coolun  at  the  day's  early  dawn.     See 
Coolun.     EFS 


86  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Hadley.     Easter.     TLB 

Flag.     TLB 

Fountain.     TLB 

(Johns.     Fountain.     TC) 

• Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.     TLB 

• While  you  sleep.     TLB 

Hahn.     Calling  the  flowers. 
■ Gaelic  cradle  song.     BSS 

(Harris.     Gaelic  lullaby.     TLB) 

(Tufts.     Old  Gaelic  lullaby.     CL) 

Hahn.    Lullaby  song.    BSS 
*Hail  Columbia.     Hopkinson.     EFS 
Hailmann.     April  showers.     HR 
Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     HR 

(Baa,  baa,  black  sheep.     CBO — FS) 

(Elliott.     Baa,  baa,   black  sheep.     MG) 

(Gaynor.     Baa,  baa,   black   sheep.     LL) 

Baby  bye,  here's  a  fly.     HR 

Ball  play.     KC 

(Hailmann.     Selling  fruit.     HR) 
. Birds'  nest.     HR 

(Variant:  Hubbard.     See  my  little  birdie's  nest.     MSG) 

Come  dance,  little  Thumbkin.     HR 

End  to  end.     HR 

Frogs.     HR 

Giving  the  balls.     HR 

Good  morning.     HR 

Hopping.     HR 

Little  chickens.     HR 


-Newsboy.     HR 

-Now  come  let  us  play.     HR 

-  Oh,  see  the  snow.     HR 

(Hubbard.     See  the   snow  is   falling  fast.     MSG) 

(Walker.     Snow.     WS) 
-Our  work  is  done.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Parting  song.     MSG) 

(Walker.     Our  play  is  o'er.     KC) 

(Wiggin.     Good-bye  song.     KC) 

-Opening  stanza.     HR 

-Postman.     HR 

-Putting  the  fingers  to  sleep.     HR 

Rosy,  my  posy.     HR 
-Selling  fruit.     HR 

(Hailmann.     Ball  play.     KC) 
■Sewing.     HR 

■  Stanzas  for  finger-piano.     HR 
•  Street-car.     HR 

Tailor.     HR 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  87 

Hailmann.     Teacher  of  gymnastics.     HR 

(Variant:   Little  teacher  of  gymnastics.     PS) 

(Variant:  Smith.     Choosing  a  game.     SLl) 

(Variant:  Wiggin.     Imitation  game.     KC) 
Teachers'  hymn.     HR 

(Bacon.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 

(Osgood.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 

(Teachers'  hymn,  II.     KC) 

Tossing.     HR 

Tossing  game.     HR 

Up,  down.     HR 

Voyage.     HR 

Weather  vane.     HR 

(Froebel.     Weather  vane.     MP) 

You  love  me  and  I  love  you.     HR 

You  must  be  very  tired.     HR 

Half    an    hour    past    twelve    o'clock.     See    Marella.     Half    past 

twelve.     RCS 
Half  past  twelve.     Marella.     RCS 
Hallingen.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Hamburg.     Alorning  hymn.     HR 

Hand  in  hand  dance  around.     See  Root.     Dancing  song.     SV 
Hand  in  hand  dancing.     See  Krakoviak,  II.     FS 
Hand  in  hand  you  see  us  well.     See  Snail.     BG — HR — MSG — 

PS— WS 

(Snail  game.     HC) 
Handel.     Antioch.     TLB 

Awake  my  soul.     TLB 

Blacksmith.     SLl 

Harmonious  blacksmith.     HMCl 

Music  only. 

Messiah.     TLB 

Handel.     Damrosch.     StN 

(Stanley.    Handel     StN) 
Hands  shall  heavy  millstones   be.     See   Froebel.     Grinding   wheat. 

HR 
Hansel  and  Gretel  dance.     Humperdink.     HC 
Happiest  day.     Hill.     HS 

Happy  birds  among  the  boughs.    See  Brown.     Reason  why.    WS 
Happy  birds  are  singing.     See  Martin.     Springtime.     MSL 
Happy  birds  are  with  us  once  again.     See  Gaynor.     Bird  day.     GS 
Happy  birds  with  joy  will  sing.    See  Gaynor.     Easter  song.    SCI 
Happy  brothers  and  sisters.    Froebel.     SM 
Happy  child.     PS 
Happy  every  morning  when  the  hour  comes  round.     See  at  the 

beginning  and  at  the  close  of  play,  No.  3.     PS 
Happy  greetings.     Rust.    EL 


88  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

"Happy,    happy    Christmas"    let    our    voices    chime.      See    Chapek. 

Little  child's  carol.     HS 
Happy  is  the   miller.     See   Miller.     USl 
Happy  lambkins.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Happy  little   fishes.     See   Fishes.     KC 

Happy  Monday  morning.     See  Hill.     Good-morning  song.     SHS 
Happy  spring  waltz.     Osgood.     TC 
♦Happy  summer.     Smith.     SLl 
Happy  thought.     Stevenson.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Happy  thought.     CGV) 

(Adaptation:     Cole.     Beautiful   world.     CM) 
♦Happy  town  of   Salem.     Martin.     MSL 
Happy  wanderer.     Jensen.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Hard  and  soft  balls.     Smith.     SL2 
Hare.     PS 

♦Hare  in  the  hollow.     HC 
♦Hare  in  the  hollow.     WS 
Hares.    LBS 

♦Hark,  hark,  my  soul.     Smart.     TLB 
♦Hark,  hark,   the  lark.     Reinecke.     SLl 

Hark,  hark,  the  lark,  list  to  his  call.     See  Sheehan.     Lark.       OSM 
Hark  it  echoes  down  the  street.     See  Festive  march.     HR 
♦Hark,  the  bells  are  ringing.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Hark,  the  birds  are  coming.    See  Hahn.    Calling  the  flowers.     BSS 
Hark,  the  bonny  Christ  Church  bells.    See  Aldrich.     Christ  Church 

bells.  SM 
Hark,    the    church    bells    pleasant    sound.     See    Smith.     Church. 

SM 
Hark  the  skylark  in  the  cloud.     See  Knowlton.     Oh,  the  merry 

lay  of  June.     NS 
Hark  to  our  singing,  sweet  flowers  bringing.     See  Pomona.     FS 
♦Hark,   what   mean   the   children's   voices?     Kies.     MSL 
Hark,    what    mean   those    wonderous   voices?     See    Kies.     Final 

triumph.     MSL 
Harmonious  blacksmith.     Handel.     HMCl 
.Music  only 

Harold's  eyes  are  blinded  tight.    Sec  Smith.    Hearing.     SL2 
Harp  at  Nature's  advent  strung.     See  Stanford.     Worship.     TC 
♦Harp  that  once  through  Tara's  halls.    Moore.    EFS 
Harris.    Gaelic  lullaby.    TLB 

(Hahn.     Gaelic  cradle  song.     BSS) 

(Tufts.     Old   Gaelic   lullaby.     CL) 
Harry  McGarry.     JB 
Harte.     Jessie.     StN 
Harvest  dance    (Finnish.)     FDM 

Music  only. 
Harvest  home.     Marzials.     CPP 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  89 

Harvest  hymn.     Carey.     BSS 

Harvest  is  in;  the  cellar  and  bin.     See  Sherwood.     Thanksgiving 

for  harvest.     HS 
Harvest  of  the  squirrel  and  honey-bee.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Harvest  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Harvester's  dance   (English.)    FDM 

Music  only. 
Haschka.     Austrian  national  hymn.     FS 
♦Haste  thee,  nymph.     Arnold.     TLB 
♦Hasten  to  the  meadow,  Peter.    Hubbard.    MSG 

(Froebel.     Grass  mowing.     MP) 
Hatton.     God  be  with  us.     TLB 

■ Good  news  on  Christmas  morning.     StN 

Good    night.      StN 

Indian  maid.     TLB 

Hausegesinde.     BB 

(Widdy-Widdy-Wurky.     LBS) 

(Wide-wide-wenne.     RCS) 
♦Have  you  heard  the  news?     FS 

Have  you  lost  your  old  mother?     See  Gaynor.     Baby  moon.     SV 
Have  you  seen  but  a  bright  lily  grow     See  Cauffman.  Love  song. 

TLB 
♦Have  you  seen  the  beggar-man?     JB 
♦Have  you  seen  the  mocking  bird?     JB 
Have  vou  seen  the  muflfin  man?    See  Muffin  man.    BG — HC — JB — 

USI 
Have  you  seen  the  Shah?    See  Hunting.    BG — USI 

(A-hunting  we  will  go.  JB) 
♦Have  you  seen  the  soldier?  HC 
Have  you    seen    the    swimming    school?      See    Gaynor.      Froggie's 

swimming  school.     SCI 
Hawley.     Hushaby,  sweet  my  own.     FSC 
Singing.     SS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.    Singing. 
Hay  and  straw  are  in  the  stack.    See  Gaynor.     Thankgiving.    LL 
"Hay  foot,  straw   foot"  march,   boys.     See   Terhune.     Train-band. 

CC 
Hayden.     Visiting  game.     HC 
Haydn.     Austrian  hymn.     TLB 

Austrian  national  hymn.     FS 

Carpenter  theme.     HMCl 

Music  only. 

Child's  May  song.     HR 

Christmas  song.     HR 

Daisy.     HR 

Glorious  things  of  Thee  are  spoken.     TLB 

Hide  and  seek.     SM 

High  and  low.     HR 


90  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Haydn.    Holy  night.    RCS 

(Gruber.     Stilly  night.     FS) 

In  native  worth.     TLB 

Lambkin.    GS 

Wake  up  fairies.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Winter.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Old  winter.     MSG) 
Hayes.     Spring.     RCS 

Wind,  gentle  evergreen.    TLB 

Hayloft.     Stevenson.     LBS— SF 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Hayloft. 

Haymakers.     Tabram.     KG 

Haynes.     There  were  four  lilies.     TC 

He  brings  his  father's  slippers.     See  Smith.     Useful.     LCD 

He  is  calling.     Martin.     MSL 

He's  an  old  bachelor.     See  Day's  far  spent.     JB 

He  that  will  not  when  he  may.     FS 

He  was  a  cabbage.     See  Bridge.     Her  lovers.     TC 

*He  was  a  shepherd  lad.     Gaynor.     LL 

He  who  wants  to  be  a  soldier.     See  Young  recruit.     LBS 

Hear  the  captain  clearly  calling.    See  Martin.    Captain's  call.    MSL 

Hear  the    happy    children    as    they    sing.      See    Martin.      Christ    is 

risen.     MSL 
Hear  the  'plashing  of  the  fountain.     Sec  Gaynor.     Fountain.     SCI 
Hear  the  quail  in  yonder  glen.     See  Walker.     Summer  song.     WS 
*Hear  the  shining  angels  sing.     Martin.     MSL 
Hear  the  sledges  with  the  bells.     See  Foote.     Bells.     TLB 
*Hear  my  prayer.     RCS 
Hearing.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Hearing.     Meissner.     ASC 
Hearing.     Smith.     SL2 

Heart  of  happiness  is  mine.     See  Tailor's  dance.     BFD 
Heather  rose.     Sec  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein.     BSS — FS — RCS 

For  composers  see  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein 
Heav'nly  Father,  hear  thv  children.    See  Wiggin.     Morning  prayer, 

No.  3.    KG 
Heavenly  Father,   Thee  wc  love.     See  Albert.     God's  blessing   on 

work.     SHS 
Heav'nly  Father,  Thee  we  love.    See  Beethoven.     Hymn.     HMCl 
Heavens  resound  with  his  praises  eternal.    TLB 
Heavy  on  my  weary  senses.    See  Saleza.     Remembrance.     FS 
Hecker.     Spring  song.     GS 
Hedge  roses.     See  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein.     BSS — FS — RCS 

For  composers  sec  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein 
Heerwart.     All  things  bright  and  beautiful.     HR 

(Hill.     God's  work.     SHS) 
God  is  always  near  me.     HR 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  91 

*Here  comes  one  duke  a-riding.     JB 

(Variant:     Three  dukes  a-riding.     OYA) 

(Variant:     Here  come  three   dukes   a-riding.     NEBl) 

(Variant:     Here  comes  one  soldier  marching.     HC) 
*Here  comes  one  Jew.     JB 
*Here  comes  one  soldier  marching.     HC 

(Variant:     Here  come   three   dukes   a-riding.     NEBl) 

God  made  the  sun.     HR 

Merrily,   merrily.      HR 

Spring  flowers.     HR 

Spring  joy.     HR 

Trees.     HR— KC— SM 

Windmill.     KC 

(Seidel.     Windmill.     HR) 
Heiden-Roeslein.     Goethe.     BSS— FS— RCS 

For  composers  see  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein 
Heigh-ho,  daisies  and  buttercups.     See  Frazer.     Flowers.     BSS 
Heigh  ho,  heigh  ho,  how  the  winds  blow.     See  Gaynor.     Autumn. 

SC2 
Heine.     Greeting.     FS 
Loreley.     FS— RCS 

(Silcher.     Loreley.     FS) 
(Silcher.     Lurlei.     RCS) 
Two  grenadiers.    TLB 

Heins.    Dance  of  the  bears.    HMC2 

Music  only 
Heise.     Little  Karen.     EFS 

Hello,   Central.     See   Gaynor.     Telephone.     SC2 
Hello !    said   Father  Winter.     See  Neidlinger.     Cycle  of  the  year. 

ESI 
Help,  neighbors,  help.     See  Strong.     Baby's  bread.     HS 
Hen  and  chickens.     Roeske.     PFP 
Henderson.     Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.     StN 

(Foote.     Lullaby.     TLB) 

(Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.     RCS) 

Henry.     Fair   Gabrielle.     FS 

Henschel.     Oak  and  the  streamlet.     TC 

Her  kirtle  has  a  rosy  sheen.    Dietrich.     TC 

Her  lovers.     Bridge.     TC 

Herald  of  freedom,  for  childhood's  sweet  sake.    See  Froebel  hymn. 

KC 
Here  am  I.     See  Elliott.     Little  jumping  Joan.     MG 
Here  and  there,  everywhere.    See  Smith.    Dandelion  fashions.     SL2 
Here  are    the    little    leaves    that    grow.      See    Sherwood.      Leaves, 

flowers   and   fruits.     HS 
Here  come  riding  the  knights  so  gay.     See   Smith.     Knights  and 

the  bad  child.     SM 
Here  come  the  sounding  buglers.    See  We  are  sounding  buglers.  JB 


92  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

♦Here   come   three   dukes   a-riding.     NEBl 
(Three  dukes  a-riding.     OYA) 
(Variant:     Here  comes   one  duke  a-riding.     JB) 
(Variant:     Here  comes   one   soldier   marching.     HC) 

Here  come  two  creatures,  now  who  can  they  be?    Funkhouser.  FSK 
*Here  comes  an  old  man  from  Hull.    JB 
*Here  comes  an  old  woman  from  Switzerland.     JB 
(Variant:     Three    dukes    a-riding.      OYA) 
(Variant:     Here  comes    one    duke    a-riding.      JB) 
Here  comes  Simon  of  Salle.     Sec  Simon  of  Salle.     KK 
Here  comes  the  cable-car.     See  Valentine.     Conductor.     VBD 
Here  comes  the  flower  wagon.    See  Valentine.  Flower  wagon.  VBD 
Here  comes  the  merry  baker.     See  Taubert.     Trade-game.     KC 
Here  comes  the  sandman   stepping  so  lightly.     See   Finch.     Sand- 
man.    HS 

Here  comes  the  wind.     See  Root.     Wind  song.     SV 

Here  I  am  and  how  do  you  do?    See  Cole.    Month  of  May.    CM 

Here  I  step  within  the  ring.    See  By  streamlet  and  leafy  dale.     KK 

Here  in  my  open  hand.    See  Ball  song.    KC 

Here  is  a  pretty  ball.     See  Ball  songs.     No.  9.     PS 

Here  is  a  pretty  cradle  nest.     See  Winslow.     Cradle  nest.     HS 

Here  is  a  snowflake,  dainty  and  white.     See   Sawyer.     Snowflake. 

EL 
Here  is  Miss  Pussy.     See  Tufts.     My  pussy.     CL 
Here  is  my  trooper.    See  My  trooper.     FS 

(My  knight  is  a  rider.     RCS) 
Here  is  one  in  a  purple  hat.     See  Thaxter.     My  pansies.     EL 
Here  is  the  beehive,  where  are  the  bees.     See   Roeske.     Counting 

lesson.     PFP 
Here  lies   within  this  tomb  so  calm.     See   Webbe.     Epitaph  on  a 

parish  clerk.     TLB 

Here  now  we  meet  again.    See  Wiggin.     Morning  hymn.     KC 
Here's  a  ball  for  baby.     See  Roeske.     All  for  baby.     PFP 
Here's  a  little  birdie's  nest.     See  Hurd.     Bird's  nest.     PTS 
Here's  a  little  kitty.    See  Smith.     Soft  and  hard  balls.     SL2 
Here's  a  pretty  cradle  nest.    See  Gilchrist.     Bird's  nest.     SM 
Here's  another  song.     See  Neidlinger.     Sea  song.     ESI 
Here's     Grandpapa.     See  Froebel.     Family.     SM 
Here's  the  old  man  of  Tobago.    See  Smeltzer.    Old  man  of  Tobago. 

SZ 
Here  stand  we  all  united.     See  Reinecke.     Hiding  game.     SM 
Here  we  are  the  same  old  friends.    See  Hubbard.    Scissors  grinder. 

MSG 

Here  we  come,  bunnies  in  the  sun.     See  Bunny's  accident.     JB 
Here  we  come  gath'ring  nuts  in  May.     See  Nuts  in  May.     BG — JB 

— LBS— USI 

(Knots  of  May.     NG) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  93 

♦Here  we  come.  Looby  Loo.     JB 

(Looby  light.     BB) 

(Looby  Loo.     BG— HC— NEBl) 

(Looby  Looby.     LBS) 
♦Here  we  come  up  the  green  grass.     NEBl 

(Variant:     Green  grass.     HC) 
Here  we  dance  Looby  Loo.     See  Looby  Loo.     BG — HC — NEBl 

(Here  we  come,  Looby  Loo.     JB) 

(Looby  light.     BB) 

(Looby  Looby.     LBS) 
Here  we  go.     HR 

Here  we  go  around  this  ring.    See  Marriage.     NG 
Here  we  go  in  the  garden  swing.     See  Conrade.     Swinging.     GS 
Here  we  go  o'er  the  snow.     See  Sawyer.     Coasting  song.     WS 
Here  we  go  over  the  green  grass.     Sec  Green  grass.     HC 

(Variant:     Here  we  come  up  the  green  grass.     NEBl) 
Here  we  go  round  and  round.     See  Gaynor.     Round  game.     LL 
Here  we  go  round  our  gay  juniper  tree.    See  Little  washerwoman. 

KK 

(As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     NG) 

(Going  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HR) 

(Here   we  go   round  the  mulberry  bush.     HC) 

(Mulberry  bush.     BG— CBO— FS— JB— LBS) 
Here  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HC 

(As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     NG) 

(Going  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HR) 

(Little  washerwoman.     KK) 

(Mulberry  bush.     BG— CBO— FS— JB— LBS) 
Here  we  go,  steady  and  slow.    See  Hubbard.     Skating  song.     MSG 
Here  we  stand  hand  in  hand.     See  Playtime.     RCS 
Hering.     Little  pony.     HR 
Herman  bosses.     FDM 

Music  only 
Herrick.     Bellman.     TLB 
Herron.     Oh,  ring  glad  bells.     WS 
Hev,  big  thumbs  up.     See  Hey,  thumbs  up.     KK 
*Hey,  diddle,  diddle.     Bartlett.     StN 

(Elliott.     Hey,  diddle,  diddle.     MG) 

(Gaynor.     Hey,  diddle,   diddle.     LL) 
Hey,hammer !  ho,  hammer!     See  Smith.     Carpenter.     SLl 
Hey  ho,  my  bonny  lad.    See  Bacon.     Before  the  mowing.     EL 
Hey,  little  brownies,  come  and  frolic.     See  Brownie  polska.     KK 
Hey,  master    rider,   your   mare    no    farther    ride   her.      See    Berry. 

Rider.     KC 

Hey  the  rabbit !     See  Froebel.     Shadow  rabbit.     SM 

Hey,  thumbs  up.     KK 

♦Hickory,  dickorv,  dock.     Funkhouser.     FSK 

(Dickory  dock.     CBO) 

(Elliott.     Dickory,  dickory  dock.     MG) 


94  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hickory,  hickory  dock.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Hide.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.    Hiding  of  the  child.     MSG) 

Hide  and  seek.     Brown.     EL 
Hide  and  seek.     Haydn.     MP 
Hide  thee,  child.     Froebel.     MP 
Hiding  game.     Reinecke.     SM 
Hiding  of  the  child.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Hide.     MP) 
Hiding  the  ball.     Elliott.     SI2 
Hiding  the  stone.     PS 
High  and  low.     Haydn.     HR 
High  art  riding.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
High  in  the  air  the  birds  are  sailing.     See  Reinecke.     Birds  and 

angels.    FC 
High  in  the  azure  heaven.     See  Reinecke.     Evening  star.     RCS 
*High  in  the  clear  air.     Elliott.     SLl 
High  on  the  top  of  an  old  pine  tree.    See  Conrade.     Little  doves. 

OS 

(Wiggin.     Little  doves.     KG) 

Highland   fling.     Burchenal.     BFD 
Highland  fling,  I  and  II.     FDM 
Highland  fling.     Page.     HMC2 
Music  only. 

Highland  lad  my  love  was  born.     FS 

Highland  schottische   ("Weel  may  the  keel  row.")     FDM 
Music  only. 

Hildegrandshagen.     Taubert.     RCS 
Hill.     Awakening   song.     SHS 

Bees'  market.     SHS 

Blacksmith's  song.     SHS 

Blessings  on  effort.     SHS 

Brooklet's  song.     HS 

Busy   carpenters.     SHS 

Butterfly  and  moth.  SHS 

Bye,  baby,  bye.     SHS 

(Smith.    Bye,  baby,  night  has  come.     SL2 StN) 

Caterpillar  and  moth.     SHS 

Certainty  of  law.  SHS 

Children  and  the  sheep.     SHS 

Christmas  lullaby.     SHS 

Christmas  star.     SHS 

Church  bells.     SHS 

Each  mother  loves  best.     SHS 

Earth's  winter  dress.  SHS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  95 

Hill.     Fall  leaves.     SHS 

(Autumn   leaves.      HR) 

(Osgood.     Come  ,little  leaves.     MSG— RCS— WS) 

(Smith.     Come,  little  leaves.     SL2) 

Falling  snow.     HS 

Farewell.     SHS 

First  Christmas  song.  HS 

First  ring  song.     SHS 

Fishes  at  pla3\     HS 

Flying  song.      SHS 

God's  care  of  all  things.    SHS 

God's  work.     SHS 

(Heerwart.    All  things  bright  and  beautiful.     HR) 

Good  morning  song.     SHS 

Good  morning  to  all.     SHS 

Good  morning  to  the  playroom.     SHS 

Happiest  day.  HS 

In  autumn.  HS 

Jack  Frost.  SHS 

Light  and  shadow.     SHS 

Lullaby  and  good  morning.     SHS 

Merry  little  snowflakes.     SHS 

Migration  song.     SHS 

Moon  song.     SHS 

Nature's  Easter  song.     SHS 

Nature's  good  night.  SHS 

North  wind.     SHS 

Old  year  and  new  year.  HS 

Presentation  song.  SHS 

Rain  clouds.     SHS 

Rain  on  the  roof.     SHS 

Rainy  day  good  morning.  SHS 

See  the  pretty  valentines.     HS 

Skipping  song.     SHS 

Snow  clouds.    SHS 

Song  for  a  child's  birthday.  HS 

Song  of  the  millstream.     SHS 

Song  of  the  sewing  machine.     SHS 

Song  of  the  trees.     HS 


■Stages  of  life.     SHS 

-  Story  of  the  apple.    SHS 

-  Story  of  the  bread.  SHS 
-Story  of  the  butter.     SHS 

-  Story  of  the   Christ.     SHS 
-Sunrise.     HS 

-  Sunset.  HS 

-Sunshine's  message.  SHS 
-Thanks  for  constant  care.    SHS 


96  Index   to   Kindergakten    Songs 

Hill.     Thanks  for  daily  blessings.     SHS 

Thanksgiving  day.     HS 

Toyman's  shop.     HS 

Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.  SHS 

(Elliott.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     MG— SLI— SM) 

(Gaynor.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     LL) 

(Tufts.     Twinkle,  twinkle,   little  star.     CL) 

(Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     HR) 

(Walker.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     VVS) 

Valentine's  message.     HS 

Waking  flowers.     SHS 

Washing  and  ironing.    SHS 

Weather  song.     SHS 

When  you  send  a  valentine.  HS 

While  stars  of  Christmas  shine.     HS 

Wind  song.     SHS 

Yes,  come,  dear,  dear  Christmas.     HS 

Hiller.     Autumn.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Gallop.    HMC2 

Music  only. 
Soldiers  are  coming.  HMC2 

Music  only. 
Himmel.     Prayer.    TLB 

Thanksgiving  song.  SHS 

His  pretty  head  is  brilliant   red.     See     Gaynor.     Woodpecker. 

SC2 
Hist,  hist,  be  still.    See    Gaynor.    Brownies.    SCI 
Hitte.     Autumn.     DM 

Clock.     DM 

Cookie  song.     DM 

Dolly  song.     DM 

Flower   song.     DM 

Galloping  horses.     DM 

Good-bye.     DM 

Indian  lullaby.      DM 

(Conrade.      Indian   cradle   song.      GS) 

Little   soldiers.     DM 

Marking  time.     DM 

Merry   Christmas   bells.      DM 

Mill.      DM 

■ Partner  sweet.      DM 

Rain.      DM 

Skipping.     DM 

Waltz.      DM 

Ho!  for  us;  hey!  for  us.  See  Rieff.  Christmas  song.  KC 
Ho!  here  comes  Simon  of  Salle.  Sec  Simon  of  Salle.  KK 
Ho,  ho,  ho,  ho,  ho!  High  the  Cossack's  heart  is  bounding.    See 

Cossack's  song.     TLB 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  97 

*Ho,  little  laddie,  let's  be  dancing.     KK 

Ho !    yonder   stands   a   charming   creature.     See   Twenty,    eighteen, 

NEBl 
Hofer.     Old  carol.     GS 
Hoffman.     Ding,  dong.     StN 

(Molloy.     Ding,  dong.     StN) 
Hog-drivers,  hog-drivers,  hog-drivers  we  are.     NG 
Holden.      Coronation.      TLB 

My  neighbor.      EL 

Hole  in  a  log.     See  Smith.     Squirrel.      SL2 

Holiday.      LBS 

Hollaender.     Birds  in  the  woods.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
In  dolly's  kitchen.      HMCl 

Music  only. 
March.      HMC2 

Music  only. 
Scenes  from  the  circus.     HMC2 

Music  only. 

Holland.      Lullaby.      StN 

Holly  wreaths  are  shining.     See  Gaynor.     Christmas  joys.      SC2 

Holmes.      Build  thee  more  stately  mansions.      TLB 

Freedom,  our  Queen.      TC 

Holy  child.      RCS 

Holy  Christmas  time.     See  Haydn.     Christmas  song.      HR 

*Holy,  holy,  holy.   Lord   God  Almighty.     Dykes.     TLB 

Holy  night.     Haydn.      RCS 

(Gruber.     Stilly  night.      FS) 

Holy  night,  the  stars  are  brightly  shining.     See  Adam.    Christ- 
mas song.      GS 

*Holy  Spirit,   truth   divine.      Gottschalk.      TLB 
Home,  sweet  home.     Bishop.     EFS — FS — LBS 
*Home  they  brought  her  warrior  dead.     Gilchrist.     TLB 
Homer.      RCS 

Honest  work  earns  pleasure  after.     See  Work.     FS 
Honey  bee.      Cole.      CM 
Honey  bee  and  clover.     Meissner.      ASC 
Hook.     Lass  of  Richmond  Hill.      FS— TLB 
*Hop,  hop,  come  birdies  all.     Walker.      WS 
*Hop,  hop,  hop,  pony  do  not  stop.     LBS — RCS 
Hop,  mother  Annika.     KK 
Hopp,  mor  Annika.      FDM 
Music  only. 

Hope  carol.      Smith.      TLB 

Hope  of  the  nation.      Rogers.      KM 

Hopkins.      Spirit  of  God.      TLB 

Three  kings  of  Orient.      FS 

Hopkinson.     Hail  Columbia.      EFS 


98  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hopp,    hopp,    hopp,    Pferdchen    laug'    Glopp.     5"^^    Hop,    hop,    hop. 

LBS— RCS 
Hopping.     Hailmann.     HR 
Hopping  and  flying  together.      Hubbard.      MSG 

(Birds.      PS) 

Hopping  birds.     WS 
Hopping  birds.    Hubbard.    MSG 
(Birds.     PS) 

Hops  in  the  nest.  HR 
Hornpipe.     Page.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Hornpipe  (Danish.)     FDM 

Music  only. 
Horse.     Neidlinger.  ES2 
Horse-shoeing.     Mozart.     HR 
Horses  trotting.     Montz.     IMS 
Hot  cross  buns,  hot  cross  buns.  BE 
Hot  irons.    Sec     Chapek.     Ironing  song.     HS 
Houghton.     Good  night  and  good  morning.     CM 

March.     NS 

Hour  was  sad  I  left  the  maid.    See    Girl  I  left  behind  me.     EPS 
Hours  have  sped  on  golden  wings.     See     Gaynor.     Good  bye. 

SC2 

House.     Lark.     TC 
House  of  the  tit-tat-toe.  Gaynor.  LL 
Household  hints.     Gaynor.     LL 
Housekeeping.     NG 

(Variant:   Polly  put  the  kettle  on.     BB— OYA) 
Houseman.     Awake,  awake.     HS 
How  are  the  children  awakened.     See  Hill     Awakening  Song. 

SHS 
How    are    Thy    servants    blessed.      See    Psalter.      These    see    His 

wonders  in  the  deep.     TLB 
How   beautiful,    how    joyous,    our    circle    large    and    wide.     See 

Smith.     Transformation  game.     SM 
*How  can   I  leave  thee?     Kuecken.     EPS — FS 
How  delightful  'tis  to  see.     See  Pleasant  light.     PS 
How  do  robins  build  their  nests?     See  Johnson.     What  Robin 

told.     BSS 

(Knowlton.     What  Robin  told.     NS) 

How  do  you   do?     Funkhouser.     FSK 

How  do  you  do.  Mister  Sunshine?     Funkhouser.     FSK 

How  do  you  like  to  go  up  in  a  swing?     See  Stevenson.     Swing. 

BM— CGV— CM— EL— LBS— SM— SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Swing. 
How   does    my   lady's    garden   grow?     See    My    lady's   garden. 

CBO 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  99 

How    doth    the    little    busy    bee.     See    Cole.     Lesson    from    the 
bee.     CM 

(Tufts.     Busy  bee.     CL) 
*How  d'ye  do,  sir?     NEB2 

*How  gentle   God's  commands.     Naegeli.     TLB 
How  great  is  our  pleasure.     See  Oh,  how  great  is  our  pleasure. 

HR 
How  he  runs.     See  Gaynor.     Ferret.     LL 
How  hot,  no  cooling  breeze.     See  Thunderstorm.     HR 
How  I  learned  to  sew.     Bingham.     BM 
How  it    blows    and    storms    and    pours.     See    Koehler.     Storm. 

HR 
How  it  looks  in  the  mill.     Reinecke.     FC 
How  Johnnie  and  Polly  shake  the  apples.     Reinecke.     FC 
*How  many  miles  to  Babylon?     Gaynor.     LL 

(Variant:     How  many  miles  to  Banbury?     JB) 
*How  many  miles  to  Banbury?     JB 

(Variant:     Gaynor.     How   many   miles   to    Babylon?     LL) 
*How  oats  and  beans  and  barley  grow.     JB 

(Oats,  peas,  beans.     BG — HC) 
How  pleasant  the  life  of  a  bird   must  be.     See   Tufts.     Birds  in 

summer.     CL 
*How  should  I  your  true  love  know?     Marzials.     CPP 
*How  sweetly  the  lark  is  trilling  on  high.     JB 
How  the    little    limbs    fly    out.     See    Froebel.     Play    with    the 

limbs.     MP 
How  strange  to  make  a  thing  to  float.     See  Neidlinger.     About 

boats.     ES2 
How  the  baby  was  named.     Cole.     CM 
How  the  corn  grew.     Roeske.     PFP 
How  the  wind  blows.     Wills.     EL 
*How  we  love  our  kindergarten.     Andreae.     HR 
How  well  upon  one  point  I  stand.     See  Hubbard.     Cube.     MSG 
Howe.     Battle  hymn  of  the  republic.     EFS — FS 

Child's  American  hymn.     TC 

Howitt.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     CL — GS — MSG 
*Hub  a  dub  dub.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Hubbard.     All  gone.     MSG 

(Froebel     All's  gone.     MP) 

Apples  ripe.     MSG 

Away  among  the  blossoms.     MSG 

(Away  among  blossoms.     EL) 

Ball.     MSG 

Ball  is  sinking.     MSG 

Barnyard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Barnyard  gate.     MP) 

Basket  of  flowers.     MSG 

• Bees.     MSG 


100  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hubbard.     Bell  high  in  the  steeple.     MSG 

(Ball  song,  No.  11.     FS) 

(Bell  high  in  the  steeple.     WS) 

(Smith.     Bell  so  high.     SLl) 

Bird  on  the  tree.     MSG 

Bird  song.     MSG 

Birds  must  fly.     MSG 

Bluebird.     MSG 

(Bluebird.     WS) 
Brook  is  flowing.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Bridge.     MP) 

(Variant:  Smith.     Bridge.     SL2) 
■ Brothers  and  sisters.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Brothers  and  sisters.     MP) 
Bucket  song.     MSG 

(Walker.     Bucket  song.     WS) 

Busy  children.     MSG 

Buttercups  and  daisies.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     GS) 

(Tufts.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     CL) 

Butterfly.     MSG 

Cat  and  the  mouse.     MSG 

Charcoal  burner.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Charcoal  burner's  hut.     MP) 

Child's  world.     MSG 

Chris-cradle  sings.     MSG 

Christmas  greeting.     MSG 

Christmas  is  coming.     MSG 

Church  bell.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Church  window  and  church  door.     MP) 

(Variant:     Smith.     Church.     SL2) 

Cling,  cling,  clinkerty  clink.     MSG 

^ Come,  little  leaves.     MSG 

For  other  composers  sec  Osgood.     Come,  little  leaves. 

Come  take  a  little  partner.     MSG 

Cooper.     MSG 

(Walker.     Cooper.     WS) 

Cube.     MSG 

Cuckoo.     MSG 

Cylinder.     MSG 

Dary  dear.     MSG 

Dear  Santa  now  appear.     MSG 

Ding,  dong,  dell.     MSG 

Do  you  know  how  many  stars?     MSG 

(God  knows.     RCS) 

Down  in  the  buttercup  meadow.     MSG 

Easter.     MSG 

Farmer.     MSG 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  101 

Hubbard.     Fishes.     MSG 

Five  knights  and  bad  child.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Knights  and  the  ill-humored  child.     MP) 
Five   knights   and   good   child.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Knights  and  the  good  child.     MP) 
Flying  birds.     MSG 

(Cornwell.     Fly,  little  birds.     WS)     ■ 

(Smith.     Fly,  little  birds.     SL2) 
Forget-me-not.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Forget-me-not.     GS) 

Froebel's  birthday.     MSG 

Froebel's  song.     MSG 

Frogs.     MSG 

— — ^Garden  bed.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Little  gardener.     MP) 

Garden  gate.     MSG 

Go  to  sleep,  little  thumb.     MSG 

Golden  rule.     MSG 

■ Good  morning,  kind  teacher.     MSG 

— ■ —  Good  morning,   merry   sunshine.     MSG 

Hark,  the  bells  are  ringing.     MSG 

Hasten  to  the  meadow,  Peter.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Grass  mowing.     MP) 
Hearing.     MSG 


-Hiding  of  the  child.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Hide.     MP) 
-Hopping  and  flying  together.     MSG 

(Birds.     PS) 
-Hopping  birds.     MSG 
-  Hush-a-bye,  birdie.     AiSG 
-I  am  a  busy  bee.     MSG 
-I  am  the  wind.     MSG 

(Bertini.     I  am  the  wind.     HR) 

(Cornwell.     Wind.     EL) 

(Sawyer.     Wind.     EL) 
-I  should  like  to  build  today.     MSG 
-In  the  branches  of  a  tree.     MSG 

(In  the  branches  of  a  tree.     WS) 
■It  is  lovely  May.     MSG 

(Cornwell.     Birdies'  ball.     WS) 
•Jack  Frost.     MSG 
•Jesus  bids  us  shine.     MSG 

(Walker.     Jesus  bids  us  shine.     WS) 
•Johnny's  trade.     MSG 
■Lady  moon.     MSG 

(Sawyer.     Lady  moon.     WS) 

Let  your  feet  go  tramp.     MSG 

(Let  the  feet  go  tramp.     BG) 

(Tramp,  tramp,  tramp.     HR) 


102  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hubbard.     Little  ball  lies  in  my  hands.     MSG 

(Asleep.     HR) 

(Ball  songs,  no.  10.     PS) 

(Mozart.     Going  to  sleep.     HR) 

Little  bird  made  a  nest.     MSG 

Little  brown  hands.     MSG 

Little  brown  thrush.     MSG 

Little  star.     MSG 

Little  worm.     MSG 

Lizzards.     MSG 

(Variant:   Knowlton.     Over  in  the  meadow.     NS) 

Lovely  May.     MSG 

Maypole  song.     MSG 

Merrily,  form  a  ring-     MSG 

Miller.     MSG 

(Mill.     EL) 

My  soft  bail  loves  to  wander.     MSG 

Nailer.     MSG 

Nature's   God  is  there.     MSG 

(Walker.     God  is  there.     WS) 
Nearer,  my  God,  to  Thee.     MSG 

(Mason.     Nearer,  my  God,  to  Thee.     TLB) 
Nearer  to  Heaven  we'll  be.     MSG 

(Hubbard.     There  is  a  brooklet-     MSG) 

Now  our  morning  work  is  ended.     MSG 

Now  take  this  little  ball.     MSG 

Now  the  time  has  come  for  play.     MSG 

(Smith.     Now  the  time  has  come  for  play.     SL2) 
Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Light  bird  on  the  wall.     MP) 

(Variant:  Smith.     Light  bird.     SLl) 
Oh,  see  the  carpenter.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Carpenter.     MP) 
Oh,  see  the  light.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Little  winlow.     MP) 

(Wiggin.     Window.     KC) 
Old  winter.     MSG 

(Haydn.     Winter.     HR) 
— —One,  two,  three,  roll.     MSG 

Onward,    Christian   soldiers.     MSG 

Our  Father  in  Heaven.     MSG 

Over  field  and  meadow.     MSG 

(Over  field  and  meadow.     USI) 

Pansies.     MSG 

Paradise.     MSG 

Parting  song.     MSG 

(Hailmann.     Our  work  is  done.     HR) 

(Walker.     Our  play  is  o'er.     KC) 

(Wiggin.     Good-bye  song.     KC) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  103 

Hubbard.     Pat-a-cake.    MSG 

(Froebel.     Pat-a-cake.     MP) 

Pigeons.     MSG 

Polly.     MSG 

Pretty  moon.     MSG 

(Sawyer.     New  moon.     WS) 

Rock-a-bye  baby.     MSG 

Roll  call.     MSG 

Roll  over,  come  back.     MSG 

(Smith.     Ball  song.     SL2) 
——Roll  the  ball.     MSG 

Rose  bush.     MSG 

Round  and  round  it  goes.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Millwheel.     GS) 

(Millwheel.     EL) 

Sawing  game.     MSG 

(Sawing  game.     WS) 
(Sawyer.     PS) 
(Stangenberger.     Sawyer.     HR) 

Scissors  grinder.     MSG 

Seasons.     MSG 

See  my  little  birdie's  nest.     MSG 

(Variant:    Hailmann.     Bird's   nest.     HR) 

See-saw.     MSG 

See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Chickens    round    the    gate.     GS) 

(Seidell.     See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     HR) 
See  the  snow  is  falling  fast.     MSG 

(Hailmann.     Oh,  see  the  snow.     HR) 

(Walker.     Snow.     WS) 
Seeing.     MSG 

(Guessing  game,  No.  32.     PS) 

(When  we're  playing  together.     WS) 

(Wiggin.     Guessing  game.     KC) 
Ship.     MSG 

(Vessel.     PS) 

Shoemaker.     MSG 

Sing  us  a  song,  birdie.     MSG 

■  Skating  game.     MSG 

Smelling.     MSG 

(Smith.     Smelling.     SL2) 

(Wiggin.     Smelling.     K(^) 
Snail.     MSG 

(Koehler.     Snail.     HR) 

(Snail.     BG— PS) 

(Snail  game.     HC) 

(Walker.     Snail.     WS) 


104  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hubbard.     Song  of  the  blacksmith.     MSG 

(Parker.     Blacksmith.     WS) 

Spring.     MSG 

Stream.     MSG 

Suppose.     MSG 

Suppose  a  little  cowslip.     MSG 

• Swallow.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Tradespeople.     GS) 
Sweetly  the  birds  are  singing.     MSG 

(Damrosch.     Easter  carol.       StN) 

(Fairlamb.     Easter  carol.     StN) 
Swing,  cradle,  swing.     MSG 

(Pollock.     Sailor  boy.     HR) 
Target.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Lengthwise,  crosswise.     MP) 

(Variant:  Kurd.     Kite.     PTS) 

(Variant:  Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 
Tasting.     MSG 

(Wiggin.     Tasting.     KG) 
Thanksgiving  day.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Thanksgiving  day.     GS) 

(Morton.     Thanksgiving  song.     WS) 

(Sleigh-ride.     HR) 
— — There  is  a  brooklet.     MSG 

(Hubbard.     Nearer  to  Heaven  we'll  be.     MSG) 

This  is  the  mother  good  and  dear.     MSG 

Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     MSG 

(Walker.     Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     WS) 

(Adaptation;   Smith.     Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     SIJ ) 
Thumbs  and  fingers  say   "Good   morning."     MSG 

(Froebel.     Finger  songs.     MP) 
Tick,  tack.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Tick,    tack.     MP) 

To  and  fro.     MSG 

To  and  fro  the  ball.     MSG 

Touching.     MSG 

(Wiggin.     Touching.     KC) 

Two  hands.     MSG 

Wake,  says  the  sunshine.     MSG 

Washington's  birthday.     MSG 

Waves  on  the  seashore.     MSG 

We  welcome  you,  dear  friends.     MSG 

We'll  join   our   hands.     MSG 

What  a  bird  taught.     MSG 

What  do  birdies  dream.     MSG 

What's  this?     MSG 

(Froebel.     Finger  play.     KC) 
(Froebel.     This  little  thumb.     MP) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  105 

Hubbard.     Wheelbarrow.     MSG 
— — Wheelwright.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Wheelwright.     MP) 

While  we  sing.     MSG 

Who  taught  the  little  bird?     MSG 

(Schlager.     Who  taught  the  bird?     HR) 

Winter  rose.     MSG 

Zish,  zish,  zish.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Joiner.     MP) 

(Joiner.     PS) 

(Seidel.     Joiner.     HR) 
Hum,  hum,  hum,  humble  bee.     See   Reinecke.     To  the  humble 

bee.     FC 
Hum,  hum,  hum,  look  the  bees  have  come.     See  Bees'  return.  PS 
Humble  bee.     Neidlinger.     TLB 

Humble  bee.     See  Reinecke.     To  the  humble  bee.     FC 
Humming  bird.     Cole.     CM 
*Humming  bird.     Tufts.     CL 
Humming,  humming,  cheerily.     See   Terhune.      Spinning    carol. 

CC 
Humming,  humming,  hear  the  sweet  sound.     See  Cole.     Hum- 
ming bird.     CM 
Humperdink.     Hansel  and  Gretel  dance.     HC 
Humpty  Dumpty.     Elliott.     MG 
Humpty  Dumpty.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Humpty  Dumpty  is  my  name.  See  Smeltzer.     Humpty  Dumpty. 

SZ 
Humpty  Dumpty  sat  on  a  wall.    See  Elliott.     Humpty  Dumpty. 

MG 
Hungry  beasts  and  birds  may  eat.    See  Smith.  Thanks  for  food, 

I.     LCD 
Hungry  spider  made  a  web.     See  Wiggin.     Spider  and  the  flies. 

KC 
♦Hunt  is  up.     Gray.     FS 
Hunt  the  slipper.     HC 
Hunter  and  the  hare.     RCS 
Hunter  in  his  career.     Marzials.     CPP 
Hunter's  song.     RCS 
Hunter's  song.     Weber.     RCS 
Hunting.     BG— USI 

(A-hunting  we  will  go.     JB) 
Hunting  song.     Schumann.     HAICl 

Music  only. 
Hunting  the  hare.     Purcell.     RCS 
Hunting  we  will  sro.     See  A-hunting  we  will  go.     JB 

(Hunting.     BG— USI) 
Hurd.     All    gone.     PTS 

(Bullard.     All  gone.     SM) 


106  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Hurd.     Ball  game.     PTS 

Ball  game.   (Color)     EL 

Ball  song  (Spinning)     EL 

Bird  song  (Color)     EL 

Bird's  nest.     PTS 

Children  on  the  tower.     PTS 

Elm  trees  are  yellow.     EL 

Family.     PTS 

Fruit  basket.     PTS 

Garden  game.     PTS 

Good-bye  song.     PTS 

Introduction  song.     PTS 

Kite.     PTS 

(Adapted  from   Froebel.     Lengthwise,  crosswise.     MP) 

(Variant:   Hubbard.     Target.     PTS) 

(Variant:  Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 

Labor  game.     PTS 

Lullabye.     PTS 

Nature  game.     PTS 

— —  Ring  song.     PTS 

Seasons.     PTS 

Thanksgiving  game.     PTS 

Hurdy    gurdy.     Reinecke.     HCMl 

Music  only. 
Hurrah  for  Bobby  Bumble.     See  Smith.     Brave.     LCD 
Hurrah  for  Harry  McGarry.     See  Harry  McGarry.     JB 
Hurrah  for  ivied  towers.     See  Loomis.     Uncrowned  kings.  TLB 
*Hurrah  for  the  sleigh  bells.     Seward.     EL 

Hurrah,  hurrah,  for  the  kite  we'll  made.     See  Reed.     Kite.     TGS 
Hurrah,  hurrah,  swift   as   a    star.     See   Tufts.     Coasting.     CL 
Hurrah,  hurrah,  we    march    along.     See    Neidlinger.     Our    flag. 

SSS 
Hurry  quick,  the  ice  is  thick.     See  Gaynor.     Skating.     SC2 
Hurry  to  the  corner,  Dick.     See  Elliott.     Street  car.     SL2 
*Hush-a-by  baby  on  the  tree  top.     CBO — LBS 
Hush-a-by,  my  little  baby.     See  Hahn.     Lullaby.     BSS 
Hush-a-by,  sweet   my    own.     Hawley.     FSC 
Hush-a-bye  birdie.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Hush,    hush,    my    baby,    to    dreamland    we    go.     See    Brewster. 

Hush  my  baby.     BSS 
Hush,  hush,  the  waves  are  rolling  in.     See  Harris.     Gaelic  lul- 
laby.    TLB 

(Hahn.     Gaelic  cradle  song.     BSS) 

(Tufts.     Old  Gaelic  lullaby.     CL) 
Hush,  little  baby  dear.     See  Reed.     Lullaby.     TGS 
Hush,   little   one,  and   fold   your  hands.     See   Smith.     Oh,   little 

child.     FSC 
Hush,  my  baby.     Brewster.     BSS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  107 

Hush,  the  waves  are  rolling  in.     See  Hahn.     Gaelic  cradle  song. 

BSS 

(Harris.     Gaelic  lullaby.     TLB) 

(Tufts.     Old   Gaelic  lullaby.     CL) 
Hush  thee,  my  baby.     See  Macirone.     Oh  hush,  thee,  my  baby. 

FS 
Huss.     Crossing  the  bar.     TLB 

If  I   were  a  flower.     TC 

Recessional.     TLB 

Hymn.     Beethoven.     HMCl 

Hymn  for  a  child.     Knowlton.     NS 

Hymn  for  a  little  child.     Smith.     SLl 

Hymn  for  a  national  holiday.     Knowlton.     NS 

I  am  a  blacksmith.     See  Gaynor.     Labor  day.     GS 

*I  am  a  builder.     Koehler.     HR 

I  am  a  busy   bee.     Hubbard.     MSG 

I  am  a  cooper  and  barrels  I   make.     See  Cooper.     HR 

I  am  a  cooper,  no  care  can  I  know.  See  Walker.     Cooper.     WS 

(Hubbard.      Cooper.      MSG) 
I  am  a  honey  bee  buzzing  away.  See  Hubbard.    I  am  a  busy  bee. 

MSG 
I  am  a  little  farmer  boy.     See  Little  farmer.     HR 
I  am  a  little  gardener.     Sec  Hailmann.     Ball  play.     KC 

(Hailmann.      Selling    fruit.      HR) 
I  am  a  little  New  Year.     See  Jenks.     Little  New  Year.     WS 
I  am  a  little  worsted  ball.     See  Elliott.     Worsted  ball.     SL2 
I    am    a   sturdy   farmer.     See    Fischer.     Trades.      HR 
I  am  a  young  musician.     See  Musician.     HC 
I  am  making  a  fine  cat's  cradle.  See  Gaynor.  Cat's  cradle.     SCI 
I  am  Mary,  quite  contrary.  See  Smeltzer.   Mary  contrary.     SZ 
I  am  only  a  little  sparrow.     See  Conrade.     Sparrow     GS 
I  am   Peter  Piper.     See  Smeltzer.     Peter   Piper.     SZ 
I  am  the   jolly   miller    of   Dee.     See   Smeltzer.     Miller   of    Dee. 

SZ 
I  am  the  miller.       See  Gaynor.     Song  of  the  miller.     LL 
*I  am  the  wind.     Bertini.     HR 

(Cornwell.     Wind.     EL) 

(Hubbard.     I   am  the  wind.     MSG) 

(Sawyer.     Wind.      EL) 
I  am  Tommy  Tittlemouse.     See  Smeltzer.  Tommy  Tittlemouse. 

SZ 
I  can  see  with  eyes  aslant.    See  Conrade.     Crow  calculations.  GS 
*rd  like  to  have  a  partner.     USI 

(Kuecken.      Partners.      HR) 
I    found   little   footprints   in  the  snow.     See   Neidlinger.     Foot- 
prints.    SSS 
J  go  to  bed  when  wee  chicks  cheep.     See  Gaynor.     Early  bird, 


108  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

*I  had  a  little  doggy.     Elliott.     MG— SL2 

*I  had  a  little  doll.     Gaynor.     LL 

*I  had  a  little  nut  tree.     CBO— RCS 

*I  had  a  little  pony.     Bartlett.     StN 

I  had  a  loving  comrade.     Sec  Good  comrade.     FS 

I  had  four  brothers  over  the  sea.     See  Four  presents.     BB 

(Perrie,    merrie,    dixi.      RCS) 
*I   had  two  pigeons.     Tufts.     CL 

I  have  a  cat,  a  nice  pussy  cat.  See  Cole.  My  kitty.  CM 
I  have  a  little  doll.  See  Tufts.  My  little  doll,  Rose.  FS 
I  have  a  little  shadow.     See  Stevenson.     My  shadow.     SS 

(Stanford.     My  shadow.    SS) 
I  have  a  noble  comrade.     See  Gaynor.     My  bicycle.     GS 
I  have  a  pretty  little  card.     See  Moore.     Card  sewing.     SCI 
I  have  something  in  my  hand.     See  Sense  game.     HR 
*I  have  two  eyes  to  see  with.     LBS 
I  hear  the  bugle  sounding.    See  Smith.    Knights  and  the  mother. 

SM 
I  heard  a  thousand  blended  notes.     See  Waller.     Lines  written 

in    early   spring.     TLB 
*I    heard   the   gull.     Sinding.      EFS 
*I  heard  the  voice  of  Jesus  say.     Dykes.     TLB 
I  know  a  little  fellow.     See  Meissner.     In  Japan.     ASC 
I  know  a  place  the  sunbeams  love.  .See  Neidlinger.    Baby's  face. 

ES 
I  know  not  what  it  may  betoken.     See  Silcher.     Loreley.     FS 

(Silcher.     Lurlei.     RCS) 
I  know  the  song  that  the  bluebird  is  singing.    See  Bluebird.    WS 

(Hubbard.     BJuebird.     WS) 
*I  lead  my  lambkin  lovingly.     Smith.     SLl 
*I  like  little  pussy.     Tufts.     CL 

(Elliott.     I   love   little   pussy.     MG — SLl) 

(My  kitty.     HR) 
I  like  to  go  to  school,  I  do.     Sec  Cole.     Jolly  Joe.     CM 
I  like  to  watch  the  spider.     See  Neidlinger.     Spider.     SSS 
I  live  in  a  little  brown  house.     See  Atkinson.     Song  of  the  nut. 

GS 
I  lived  first  in  a  little  house.     See  Gilchrist.     Bird  thoughts.  SM 

I'll  be  a  gay  postillion.     See  Taubert.     Postillion.     RCS 

I'll  give  to  you  a  paper  of  pins.     NG 

I'll  hie  me  down  to  yonder  bank.     See  Sawyer.     What  the  little 

things  said.     WS 
I'll  tell  you  how  the  sun  rose.     See  Knowlton.     Day.     NS 
I  looked  in  the  brook  and  saw  a  face.     Sec  Foote.     Brook.     FSC 
I   love  little  kitty.     See  My  kittv.     HR 

(Elliott.     I    love   little   pussy.      MG— SLl) 

(Tufts.     I  like  little  pussy.     CL) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  109 

*I   love  little  pussy.     Elliott.     MG— SLl 

(My  kitty.     HR) 

(Tufts.      I    like    little   pussy.      CL) 
I  love  the  meadow  daisy  bright.     See  Taubert.     Meadow  daisy. 

RCS 
I'm  a  humble  little  thing.     See  Reinecke.     Daisy.     SLl 

(Reinecke.     Field  daisy.     FC) 

(Haydn.     Daisy.     HR) 
I'm  a  jolly  car  driver.     See  Wiggin.     Car  driver.     KC 
I'm  a  little  busy  bee.     See  Bee.     EL 
I'm  a  little  husbandman.     See  Tufts.     Busy  little  husbandman. 

CL 
♦I'm   a   little    soldier   boy.     Conrade.      GS 
I'm  a  little   soldier   of  the   Cross.     See   Martin.     Little   soldier. 

MSL 

I'm  a  little  wind  a-blowing.     See  Conrade.     Little  wind.     GS 
I'm  a  merry  sailor  lad.     See  Gaynor.     Sailor.     SCI 
I'm  a  pretty  little  thing.     See  Haydn.     Daisy.     HR 

(Reinecke.      Daisy.      SLl) 

(Reinecke.     Field  daisy.     FC) 
I'm  a  robin.     See  Hubbard.     Bird  song.     MSG 
I'm  a  scissors  grinder.     See  Knowlton.     Scissors  grinder.     NS 
I'm  a  target  round  with  my  circles  fair.     See  Gaynor.     Target 

game.    SCI 
I'm  a  weather  vane,  O.     See  Gaynor.     Weather  vane.     SC2 
I'm  going  to  make  a  dolly.    See  Cole.     Like  baby.     CM 
I'm  little  Boy  Blue.     See  Smeltzer.     Boy  Blue.     SZ 
I'm  little  Jack  Horner.     See  Smeltzer.    Jack  Horner.     SZ 
I'm  looking  for  a  partner  sweet.    See  Hitte.     Partner  sweet.  DM 
I'm  lonesome  since  I  crossed  the  hill.    See  Marzials.     Girl  I  left 

behind  me.     CPP 
I'm  on  the  king's  land.     HC 
I'm    running    and    trying    my    papers    to    sell.      See    Hailmann. 

Newsboy.     HR 
I'm  the  big  church  bell.     See  Gaynor.     Ball  games.     SCI 
♦I'm  the  Gabel  huntsman.     JB 
I'm  the  old  woman.     See  Smeltzer.     Old  woman  who  lives  in 

the  shoe.     SZ 
I'm  very  glad  the  spring  is  come.     See  Heerwart.     Spring  joy. 

HR 
I'm  walking  on  the  levy.    See  Walking  on  the  levy.     NG 
*I  need  Thee  every  hour.     Lowry.     TLB 
I  once  had  a  sweet  little  doll,  dears.     See  Brewster.     Lost  doll. 

BSS— GS 
I  open  now  my  pigeon  house.    See  Froebel.     Pigeon  house.  MP 
I  place  my  box  at  the  back  of  the  table.     See  Reed.     Table  ex- 
ercises for  attention.     TGS 
*I  put  my  right  hand  in.     Smith.  SL2 


110  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

*I  put  my  specs  upon  my  nose.     KK 

*l   rode  away  to   Mandalay.  _  FS 

*I   saw  a  ship  a-sailing.     Reinecke.     HR 

(Duck    dance.    BG) 

(Fairy   ship.    BB) 

(Reinecke.     Barcarole.     FC) 

(Ship   a-sailing.     EL) 
*I  saw  three  ships  come  sailing  by.     CBO 

(Tufts.     I  saw  three  ships.     CL) 
I  saw  you  toss  the  kites  on  high.     See  Stevenson.     Wind.     CGV 

— EL— LBS— SF— SLl— SM— SS 

For  composers  sec   Stevenson.     Wind. 
I  say,  br'er  rabbit.    See  Br'er  rabbit.     OYA 
*I  see  you,  I  see  you.     BFD — KK 

I  sell  butter,  I  sell  cheese.    See  Little  farmer,  no.  2.     HR 
I  sent  a  letter  to  my  love.     See  Lost  letter.     JB 
I  sent  a  pretty  valentine  to  one  I  love  so  well.     See  Riley.     My 

valentine.     LL 
I  should  like  to  build  today.     Hubbard.     MSG 
I  should  think  that  the  man  on  the  dromedary.     See  Neidlinger. 

Man  on  the  dromedary.     SSS 
I  sowed  the  seeds  of  love.    See  Marzials.    Seeds  of  love.    CPP 
I  think  the  little  skylark.     See  Cole.     Skylark.     CM 
I  think  when  a  little  chicken  drinks.     See  Neidlinger.     Chicken. 

.SSS 
I  think  when  I  read  that  sweet  story  of  old.     See  Kies.     Sweet 

old  story.     MSL 
I    thought   I   heard   the   old   man   say,    Goodbye,   fare   you  well. 

See  Goodbye,  fare  you  well.     NEB2 
*I  took  a  walk  one  evening  along  the  meadows  sweet.     KK 
I  try  to  teach  pussy.    See  Neidlinger.     Cat's  cradles.     SSS 
I've  a  funny  little  pla3anate.     See  Gaynor.     My  shadow.     SCI 
*rve  a  little  dog  at  home.     RCS 
I've    come   to   buy  a   target,    sir.     See   Gavnor.     Target   maker. 

SCI 
I've  come  to  choose  you  from  the  rest.     See  Gaynor.     Dancing 

game.     SCI 
I've  come  to  see  Jilly  Jo.    See  Jilly  Jo.    JB 

(Variant:     Miss  Jenny  Jones.     NG) 
I've  come  to  see  Miss  Ginnia  Jones.    See  Miss  Jenny  Jones.     NG 

(Variant:     Jilly  Jo.     JB) 
I've  eight  white  sheep   fast  asleep.     See  Walker.     Eight   white 

sheep.     WS 
I've    heard    them    lilting   at    the    ewe-milking.      See    Flowers    of 

the   forest.     FS 
I've    made    a    basket    neat    and    round.      Sec   Andreae.      Flower 

basket.     HR 
I've   many   little   children   around   me   every   day.     See   Kinder- 

gartner's  song.     KC 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  111 

I  wake,  I  feel  the  day  is  here.  See  Clarke.  Chanticleer.  StN 
I  went  to  visit  a  friend  one  day.  See  Song  of  home  work.  HS 
I  will  give  you  the  keys  of  Heaven.  See  Keys  of  Heaven.  LBS 
I  will  hold  my  right  hand  so.  See  Gaynor.  Rhythm  game.  SCI 
I  wish  I  had  room  for  my  roots.     See  Smith.     Little  gardener. 

LCD 
I  wish  I  was  in  de  land  ob  cotton.     See  Emmett.     Dixie's  land. 

EPS— FS 
I   wish,  little  playmates,  you'd  skip   with   me   today.     See   Hill. 

Skipping  song.     SHS 
I  wish  the  winter  would  go.     See  Allen.     Winter  and  summer. 

StN 
I  wished  to  pluck  a  pretty  thing.    See  Bingham.     Butterfly.     BM 
I  woke  before  the  morning.     See  Stevenson.     Good  boy.     SS 

(Bartlett.     Good  boy.     SS) 
I  won't  have  none  of  your  weevily  wheat.     See  Weevily  wheat. 

OYA 
I  would  be  a  butterfly.     See  Sheehan.     Butterfly  and   rosebud. 

OSM 

Ich  ging  im  Walde.    See  Gefunden.    BB 

Ich  weiss  nicht  was  soil  es  bedeuten.    See  Silcher.     Lurlei.  RCS 

(Silcher.     Loreley.     FS) 
"If."     Cole,  TC 
If  a  body  meet  a  body.    See  Comin'  thro'  the  rye.     EFS 

(Gin  a  body  meet  a  body.     FS) 
If  a  child  be  meek  and  mild.     See  Happy  child.     PS 
If  a  lad  would  be  a  soldier.     See  Kuecken.     Little  soldier.     RCS 
*If  all  the  world  was  apple  pie.     CL 

(If  all  the  world  were  paper.     BB) 
*If  all  the  world  were  paper.     BB 

(If  all  the  world  was  apple  pie.     CL) 
If  among  the  garden  flowers.     See  Smith.     Choosing  a  flower. 

LCD 

*If  blue  birds  bloomed.     Gilchrist.     StN 

If  I  could  but  visit  the  sunrise  land.     See  Gaynor.    Japanese.  GS 

If  I  may.     KK 

If  I  should  beg  politely,  my  pretty  dear  cuckoo.     See  Reinecke. 

Child  and  the  cuckoo.     FC 
*If  I  were  a  fair  one.     JB 
*If  I   were  a   flower.     Huss.     TC 
If  I  were  a  little  frog.    See  Gaynor.    Frog.    SC2 
If  I  were  a  little  sweet  pea.     See  Conrade.     Sweet  pea.     GS 
If  little  lads.     See  Solomon.     Just  like  this.     KC 
If  on  the  street  you  chance  to  meet.     See  Gaynor.     Street  car. 

SC2 
If  rosy  sunsets  never  paled.     Smith.     LCD 
If  the  children  try  to  please.    See  Imitating.     PS 
If  the  trees  knew  how.    See  Cole.     "If",    TC 


112  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

If  thou  wilt  close  thy  drowsy  eyes.     See  Chadwick.     Armenian 

lullaby.     FSC 
If  upon  my  flat  faces  you  turn  me  round.     See  Hubbard.     Cyl- 
inder.    MSG 
If  with  all  your  hearts.     Mendelssohn.     TLB 
If  you  know  not  which  bonnet  doth  please  you.     See  Terhune. 

New  calash.     CC 
If  you'll  listen,  little  children.     See  Hill.     Story  of  the   Christ. 

SHS 
If  you  want  to  sing  in  tune.     See  Wiggin.     Keeping  time.     KC 
If  you  were  a  flower.     Smith.     LCD 
If  you  were  walking  down  the  street.     See  Funkhouser.     How 

do  you  do.     FSK 
II  etait  un'  bergere.     See  Bergere.     BB 

(Shepherd  maiden.     FS) 

(Shepherdess.     RCS) 
II  etait  un  p'tit  homme.  See  Father  Guillori.     RCS 

(Petit  chasseur.     BB) 
Ilsley.     Cradle  song.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Stanley.    Cradle  song.    StN) 

(Suck.  Cradle  song.     StN) 
Imitating.     PS 
Imitation  game.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Little  master  of  gymnastics.     PS) 

(Smith.     Choosing  the  game.     SLl) 

(Variant:     Hailmann.     Teacher  of  gymnastics.     HRJ 
Impromptu.     Schubert.     KM 

In  a  country  far  away.     See  Gottschalk.     Christmas  hymn  .  KC 
*In  a  hedge.     Froebel.     SM 

(Smith.     In  a  hedge.     SLl) 

In  a  lowly  manger.     See  Gaynor.     Christmas  carol.     SC2 
In  a  nest  way  up  in  a  tree.    See  Neidlinger.     Robin's  song.     SSS 
In  a  round  little  house.     See  Gaynor.     Flagman.     SC2 
In  an  ocean,  way  out  yonder.     See  Kelley.     Dinkey-bird.  FSC 
In  and  out,  in  and  out.     See  Pratt.     At  the  window.     StN 
In  another  land  and  time.     Sec  Smith.     Christmas  hymn.     SLl 
In  autumn.     Hill.     HS 

In  bonnet  of  blue  and  in  apron  of  white.     See  Reinecke.  Danc- 
ing song.     FC 
In  China.     Meissner.     ASC 
In  comes  the  farmer,  drinking  all  the  cider.     See  Who'll  be  the 

binder?     NG 
In  day-time  clouds  can  see  to  float.     See  Atkinson.     Clouds.  SV 
*In   Dixie  land,  there  I  was  born.     JB 
In  dolly's  kitchen.     Hollaender.     HMCl 
Music  only. 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  113 

In  Dublin's  fair  city  where  girls  are  so  pretty.    See  Cockles  and 

mussels.     FS 

(Molly   Malone.     LBS) 
In  each  tiny  drop  of  water.    See  Neidlinger.     Busy  steam.     ESI 
In  einem  kuehlen  Grunde.     See  Glueck.     Mill.     FS 
In  forest  and  in  heather.     See  Hunter's  song.     RCS 
In  Germany.     Meissner.     ASC 
In  Greenland.     Meissner.     ASC 
In  Holland.     Meissner.     ASC 
In  Japan.     Meissner.     ASC 
In  little  Annie's   garden   grew  all  sorts   of  posies.     See  Smith. 

Little  Annie's  garden.     SM 
In  March  come  the  March  winds.    See  Knowlton.     March.     NS 
In  my  basket  here  you'll  find.     See  Hurd.     Fruit  basket.     PTS 
In  my  downy  bed.    See  Reinecke.     Morning  prayer.     SL2 
♦In  my  hand  a  ball  I   hold.     Macomber.     WS 
In  my  heart  they  lightly  sing.    See  Mendelssohn.    Greeting.  RCS 
In  my  little  garden  bed.    See  Roeske.     Little  plant.     PFP 
*In  native  worth  and  honour  clad.     See  Haydn.     In  native  worth. 

TLB 
In  our  still  and  mournful  meadows.     See  Orpheus.     TLB 
In  port.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsay.     In  port.     SF) 
In   quaint   old   times   and  years   of   long  ago.     See   Neidlinger. 

Signs.  ES2 
In   Scarlet   town,   where   I    was   born.     See   Marzials.      Barbara 

Allen.    CPP 
In  Scotland.     Meissner.     ASC 
In  September.    Conrade.     GS 

In  snowy,  blowy  March.    See  Riley.     Mad  tea  party.     LL 
In  spring.     PS 

In  the  barnyard.     Smith.     SL2 
In  the  Bethlehem  stable.     Smith.     LCD 
In   the   Black  Ball   Line  'twas  that   I   did   serve   my  time.     See 

Sea  shanties.     NEB2 
In  the  branches  of  a  tree.     WS 

(Hubbard.     In  the  branches  of  a  tree.     MSG) 
*In  the  branches  of  a  tree.     See  Bird's  nest.     HS 
In  the  chill  November.     See  Hill.     Thanksgiving  day.     HS 
In   the   dusky  twilight.     See  Moonlight  song.     EL 
In  the  early  spring.    See  Cole.     Scale  song,  no.  3.     CM 
In  the  early  springtime,  when  the  violets  grow.     See  Batchellor. 

Daisy.    WS 
In  the  frosty  autumn.    See  Bingham.    Thanksgiving  song.     BM 
In  the  grassy  places.     See  Haydn.     Lambkin.     GS 
In  the  heaven  earth  reposes.    See  Goodnight.     TLB 
In  the  hedge  midst  thorn  and  briar.     See  Nest.     PS 

(Adopted  from  Froebel.     Little  nest.     MP) 


114  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

In    the    hedgerow    safely    shielded.      See    Froebel.      Little    nest. 

MP 

(Adaptation:      Nest.     PS) 
*In  the  land  of  France.  HC 
In  the   merry  month   of   May.     See   Gaynor.     Merry   month   of 

May.     LL 
In    the  merry  month  of  May.     See  Marzials.     'Twas  \n  the  merry 

month  of  May.     CPP 
In  the  mill.     Parlow.     HMCl 

Music   only. 
In  the  mill.  Reinecke.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
In  the  mill.     Schytte.    HMCl 

Music  only. 
In  the  oakwood,  deep  and  green.    See  Froebel.    Wild  boar.     MP 
In  the  other  gardens.     See  Stevenson.     Autumn  fires.     EL — SF 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Autumn  fires. 
In  the  pleasant  August.     See  Knowlton.     August.     NS 
*In  the  pleasant  sunny  meadows.     Allen.     WS 
In  the  rain  or  in   the  sunshine.     Sec   Gaynor.     Postman.     SC2 
In  the  rippling  water.    See  Hill.     Fishes  at  play.     HS 
In  the  sky  of  evening.    See  Reinecke.    To  the  evening  star.     FC 
In  the  smithy.     Parlow.     HMCl 

Music   only. 
*In  the  snowing  and  the  blowing.  Smith.     SLl 

(Cornell.     March.     StN) 
In  the  sombre  fir-tree  wood.     See  Froebel.     Wolf.     MP 
In  the  south  sea  lives  a  whale.     See  Neidlinger.     Whale.     SSS 
*In   the   spring.     FS — HC 

(Adapted  from  Sur  le  pont  d'Avignon.     BB) 

(Variant:     On  the  bridge  of  Avignon.    JB — RCS) 

In  the  springtime.     Conrade.     GS 

In  the  springtime  bright  and  gay.    Sec  Hurd.     Seasons.     PTS 
In  the  sunny  springtime.     See  Houseman.     Awake,  awake.     HS 
In  the  sweet  scented  meadows.    See  With  a  hey-ding-ding.    JB 
In  the  tall  boughs  on  the  tree-top.    See  Abt.    Birdie's  cradle.  HR 
In  the  tree-top.     Clarke.    StN 

(Knowlton.     In  the  tree-top.     NS) 
In  the  wintry  woods.    See  Sloane.     Ferns.     HS 
In  the  wood.     Damrosch.     StN 
In  thine  eyes  O  mother  darling.     See  Reinecke.     My  mother's 

eyes.     FC 
In  winter  I  get  up  at  night.     See  Stevenson.     Bed  in  summer. 

CGV— CM— FSK— LBS— SF— SS 
For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Bed  in  summer. 
In  your  tiny  nest  now  lying.     Sec  Wiggin.     Ball  play.    KC 
Inasmuch,  inasmuch,  inasmuch  as  ye  have  done  it.    See  Wiggin. 

Kindergartner's  funeral  hymn.     KC 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  115 

Independence  day.     Schuckburgh.     HS 

Indian.     Gaynor.     GS 

Indian  cradle  song.  Conrade.  GS 

(Hitte.     Indian    lullaby.      DM) 
Indian,  in  your  blanket  bound.    See  Gaynor.     Indian.     GS 
Indian  lullaby.     Hitte.     DM 

(Conrade.     Indian  cradle  song.     GS) 
Indian  lullaby.     Schwartz.     BSS 
Indian    maid.      Hatton.     TLB 
Indian   song.   Funkhouser.     FSK 
Ingelow.  Flowers.     BSS 

Oh  moon,  in  the  night.  BSS 

Seven  times  one.     BSS 

Ingraham.     Little   Miss   Clover.     StN 
Riding  on  the  rail.     StN 

(Bartlett.     Riding  on  the  rail.     StN) 

Sweet    red    rose.      StN 

Integer  vitae.  Flemming.     TLB 

Into  the  sunshine,  full  of  light.    See  Hadley.    Fountain.    TLB 

(Johns.     Fountain.     TC) 
Introduction  song.     Hurd.     PTS 
Introductory  song.     Froebel.     MP 
Invitation.     Martin.     MSL 
"Irish  washerwoman."     See  Lilt   (Irish)      FDM 

Music  only. 
Ironing  day.     Smith.     SL2 

(Warren.     Ironing  song.  StN) 
Ironing  song.     Chapek.     HS 
Ironing  song.     Warren.     StN 

(Smith.     Ironing  day.     SL2) 
*Is  John  Smith  within?     Elliott.     MG 
*Isabella,  Isabella.    JB 

*It  came  upon  the  midnight  clear.     Walker.     EL 
It  is  lovelv  Mav.    Hubbard.    MSG 

(Cornwell.     Birdie's  ball.     WS) 
It  is  of  Lincoln  that  we  sing.    See  Atkinson.    Lincoln.    GS 
It  is  spring.     Knowlton.     NS 

It  runs,  it  runs  through  the  woods.     See  Forest  weasel.     HC 
It's  I  that  am  the  captain.     See  Stevenson.     My  ship  and  I.     SF — 

SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     My  ship  and  I. 
It's  pipe  all  hands  to  man  capstan.    See  Rolling  home.     NEB2 
*It's  raining,  it's   raining,  cries  cuckoo,  alas.     Taubert.     RCS 
It  swings  up  on  the  leafless  tree.    See  Boott.     Snow  filled  nest.  StN 
*It  was  a  lover  and  his  lass.     Marzials.     CPP 
*It  wag  a  maid  of  my  countree.     Marzials.     CPP 
It  was  in  the  noon  of  night.    See  Dugan.     Babe  Jesus.    EL 
It  was  on   a    May.     See   Little     Harry     Hughes    and    the    duke's 

daughter.     NG 


116  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

It  was  the  frog  lived  in  the  well.    See  Ye  frogs  wooing.    CBO 
It  will  truly  give  me  joy.    See  Bringing  home  the  sheep.     RCS 
Italian  national  hymn.     See  Giardini.     Come  thou  almightly  King. 

TLB 
♦Itiskit,  itasket.     EG— HC 

J'ai  un  long  voyage  a  faire.    See  He  that  will  not  when  he  may.    FS 

Jack  and  Jill.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

*Jack  and  Jill  went  up  the  hill.     CBO— KM— OYA 

(Elliott.     Jack  and  Jill.     MG) 
♦Jack  be  nimble.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Jack  Frost.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Jack  Frost.     Hill.     SHS 
Jack  Frost.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Jack  Frost.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Jack  Frost.     Smith.     SL2 
Jack  Frost    has    arrived    with    his    cold    stinging    bite.     See    Hard. 

Nature  game.     PTS  \ 

Jack  Frost  is  a  merry  little  elf.     See  Gaynor.    Jack  Frost.     SCI 
Jack  Frost     is  a  roguish  little  fellow.     See  Hubbard.     Jack  Frost 

MSG 
Jack  Frost  went  over  the  hills  one  night.    See  Winter.     HS 
Jack  Horner.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Jack  in  the  box.     Baumfelder.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Jack  o'lantern.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Jack  o'lantern.     Gaynor.     LL 
Jackie  Jingle.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Jackson.     September.     EL — GS — NS 
Jacob.     Forget-me-not.     WS 

(Reinecke.      Forget-me-not.     EC — SLl) 
Jacobs.     Barnyard  song.     HS 
*Jail-keys.     NG 
Japanese     Gaynor.     GS 
Japanese  lullaby.     DeKoven.     ESC 
Japanese  song.     Funkhouser.     FSK 

Jay,  jay,  jay,  calls  out  the  blue  jay.     See  Bird's  duet.     FS 
Je  m'en  allay  a  Bagnolet.     See  I  rode  away  to  Mandalay.     FS 
Jenkins.     Kine.     RCS 
Jenks.     Birthday  greeting.     EL 

Five  little  chickadees.     WS 

Game  for  the  senses.     EL 

Light  bird.     EL 

Little  New  Year.     WS 

Orchard.     EL— HS 

Ring,  merry  Christmas  bells.     EL 

Snowballs.     EL 

Thanksgiving  song.     EL 

Twilight  town.     EL 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  117 

Jensen.     Happy  wanderer.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Windmill.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Windmill.     SLl— SM 

Jerusalem  above.     Ward.     TLB 

♦Jerusalem  the  golden.     Ewing.     TLB 

♦Jessie  is  both  young  and  fair.     Damrosch.     StN 

(Allen.     Jessie.     StN) 
*Jesus  bids  us  shine.     Walker.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Jesus  bids  us  shine.     MSG) 
Jesus  is  king.    Martin.     MSL 
*Jesus'  little  lamb  am  I.     Martin.     MSL 
*Jesus,  meek  and  mild.     Martin.     MSL 
Jesus,  Savior,  pilot  me.     See  Gould.     Pilot.     TLB 
Jesus,  tender  Shepherd,  hear  me.    See  Martin.    Last  song.     MSL 
*Jesus,  when  he  was  a  child.     Martin.     MSL 
Jig.— "Garry    Owen.''     Page.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Jig.— "St.  Patrick's  day."     BFD 
jig.— "St.   Patrick's  day."     FDM 

Music  only 
Jilly  Jo.    JB 

(Variant:     Miss  Jenny  Jones.     NG) 
Jingle,  jingle,  go  the  bells.     See  Jenks.     Thanksgiving  song.     EL 
Jingle,  jingle,  jingle,  hop,  hop,  hop.     See  Smith.     Knights  and  the 

mother.     SM 
Jingle,  jingle,  ring  the  bells.    See  Gaynor.     Sleighing  song.     SCI 
Jockey  to  the  fair.     NEBl 

*Jog  on,  jog  on  the  foot  pathway.     Marzials.     CPP 
Johann,  spann'  an  Johann.    See  Taubert.     Hildebrandshagen.     RCS 
*John  Anderson,  my  jo.     EPS 
*John  Brown   had  a  little  Indian.     OYA 
John  Peel.     FS 
*John  Smith.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

Johnny  had  to  learn  a  trade.    Sec  Hubbard.     Johnny's  trade.  MSG 
*Johnny  is  a  merry  boy.     HR 
Johnny  is  now  old  enough.     See  Musicians.     HR 
Johnny's  trade.     Hubbard.    MSG 
Johns.     Barefoot  boy.    TLB 

Columbus  saw  across  the  main.     TC 

Doll's  wooing.     FSC 

Easter  song.    TLB 

Fountain.     TC 

(Hadley.     Fountain.     TLB) 
Johnson.     Indian  cradle  song.     GS 

Massa  dear.     TLB 

What  Robin  told.     BSS 

(Knowlton.     What  Robin  told.     NS) 


118  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Johonnot.     Three  little  doves.     NS 
Joiner.     PS 

(Froebel.     Joiner.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     Zish,  zish,  zish.     MSG) 

(Seidel.     Joiner.     HR) 
Joiner.     Kohl.     SM 
Jolly  fat  frog  lived  in  the  river  swim.     See  Ye  frog  and  ye  crow. 

CBO 
Jolly  frogs  hop  in  the  pond.     See  Frogs.     PS 
*Jolly  is  the  miller.     HC 
Jolly  Joe.    Cole.     CM 
Jolly  miller.     CBO— FS 
♦Jolly  old  Saint  Nicholas.     HR 
Jolly  rover.     LBS 
Jolly  tester.     BB 

(Elliott.     Jolly  tester.     MG) 
Jonson.    Drink  to  me  only  with  thine  eyes.    EFS — FS 

Love  song.     TLB 

Journey  of  the  logs.    Neidlinger.    ESI 

Joy,  hope  and  love.    Damrosch.     StN 

Joy  to  the  world.     See  Handel.     Antioch.     TLB 

*Joyfully,  joyfully  carol.     Thayer.     WS 

Joyous   peasant.      Schumann.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Joyous  tones  of  Christmas  chimes.     See  Ogden.     Christmas  carol. 

KC 
Joyously  we  gather.     See  On  Froebel's  birthday.     HS 
Juggler.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
*July.     Knowlton.     NS 
Jumping  Jack.     Chavagnat.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Jumping  the  rope.     Loeschhorn.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
June.     Schnecker.     TLB 
*June  roses.     Knowlton.     NS 

"Just  as  I  am,''  thine  own  to  be.    See  Martin.    Child's  hymn.    MSL 
Just  like  this.     Solomon.     KC 

Just  see  that  child  running.    Sec  Smith.     Obedient.     LCD 
Just  the  thing.     HR 

Kamarinskaia.    Burchenal.     BFD 
Karganofif.    Brook.    HMCl 

Music  only. 
Game  of  tag.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Nature's   dream.     HMCl 

Music  only. 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  119 

Katydid.     Meissner.     ASC 

Katydid  song.    See  Knowlton.     August.     NS 

Keats.     Thing  of  beauty.     TLB 

Keep  moving.     BG 

Keeping  time.     Wiggin.     KC 

Keepsake   mill.     Stevenson.     LBS 

(Bell.     Keepsake  mill.     LBS) 
Kelley.     Dinkey  bird.     FSC 
Kelly.     O  captain,  my  captain.     TLB 
Kendall.     Christmas,  glad  Christmas.     HS 
Kern.     Fourth  of  July.     HS 

Frau  Schwalbe.     LL 

Kettle.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Key.     Star  spangled  banner.     EFS — FS — GS — MSG 

Keys  of  Heaven.    LBS 

Kies.     Cheerful  gift.     MSL 

Child  Jesus.     MSL 

(Gade.     Child  Jesus.     RCS) 

Children's  day.     MSL 

Come,  let  our  lives  like  Jesus'  shine.     MSL 

Dear  little  lambs  in  happy  fold.     MSL 

Final  triumph.     MSL 

Greeting  to  spring.     MSL 

(Gade.     Greeting  to  spring.     RCS) 

Hark,  what  mean  the  children's  voices.     MSL 

Lilies  and  the  cross.     MSL 

Little  lambs.     MSL 

Love  of  Jesus.     MSL 

Morning  hymn  of  praise.     MSL 

Reapers.     MSL 

Rest  song.    MSL 

See,  the  gospel  light  is  shining.     MSL 

Shepherd  leads  his  flock.     MSL 

Sweet  old  story.     MSL 

Violet.     MSL 

(Reinecke.     Violet.    FC— RCS— SLl— WS) 

(Violet.     KC) 
Virgin's  cradle  song.     MSL 

(Barnby.    Cradle  song  of  the  Virgin.     RCS) 
Kimi-go-yo.     TLB 
Kind  deeds.     Cornwall.     EL 

Kind  deeds  are  the  gardens.     See  Cornwall.     Kind  deeds.     EL 
Kind  Jesus  ward  zur  Welt  gebracht.    See  Gade.    Child  Jesus.  RCS 

(Kies.     Child  Jesus.     MSL) 
Kindergartner's  funeral  hymn.     Wiggin.     KC 
Kindergartner's  morning  greeting.     Wiggin.    KC 
Kindergartner's  song.     KC 
Kinderpolka.     FDM 


120  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Kinderwacht.    Sec  Schumann.    Guardian  angels.    FS 
Kindness.     Koehler.     HR 

*Kine,  the  kine,  are  homeward  going.     Jenkins.     RCS 
King  Arthur.     CBO 

(Gaynor.     King   Arthur.     LL) 

(Reinecke.     Good  King  Arthur.     FC) 
♦King  Arthur  was  King  William's  son.     NG 

(Variant:     King  William.     HC— OYA— USI) 
King  Cole.     CBO 

(Old  King  Cole.     FS— LBS) 
♦King  of  France.     HC— BG— MC— USI 
King  of  the  Barbarees.     JB 
King  Pansy.     Gaynor.     LL 
♦King  William  was  King  lames'  son.     HC — OYA — USI 

(Variant:     King  Arthur  was  King  William's  son.     NG) 
King's  daughter    sat   in    her   lofty   bow'r.     See   Kjerulf.     Twilight 

musing.    FS 
King's  land.     HC 
Kingsley.     As  Joseph  was  a-walking.     GS 

Lost  doll.     BSS— GS 

Sands  of  Dee.    TLB 

Three  fishers.     TLB 

When  all  the  world  is  young.     FS 

Kipling.     Recessional.     TLB 

Kissing  time.    Chadwick.     FSC 

Kit,  kit,  kit,  kitty  kitty  kitty.    See  Kitty  pretty.     LBS 

Kitchen  carol.     Terhune.     CC 

Kite.     Gaynor.     LL 

Kite.     Hurd.     PTS 

(Variant:     Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 

(Adapted  from  Froebel.     Lengthwise,  crosswise.     MP) 

(Variant:     Hubbard.     Target.     MSG) 
Kite  time.     Knowlton.     NS 
Kitten  and  then  bow-wow.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Kittie  put  the  kettle  on.    See  Housekeeping.     NG 

(Variant:     Polly  put  the  kettle  on.     BB— OYA) 
Kitty  ca.t.     Gilchrist.     StN 

(Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     RCS) 

(Walker.     Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     WS) 
Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     RCS 

(Gilchrist.     Kitty  cat.     StN) 

(Walker.    Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.    WS) 
Kitty   cat,  I  hear  a  mouse.     See  Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     RCS 

(Gilchrist.     Kitty  cat.    StN) 

(Walker.     Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     WS) 
Kitty  cat,  kitty  cat,  so  smooth  is  your  fur.     See  Meissner.     Touch- 
ing.    ASC 
♦Kitty  white  so  slyly  comes.     BG— RCS— WS 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  121 

Kjerulf.     Spring  song.     SLl 

Twilight  musing.     FS 

Klappdans.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Klein.     My  mother's  memory.     TLB 
Kleinmichel.     Sleighride.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Kling,  kling,  kling.    See  Reinecke.    Winter  winds  are  blowing.    SLl 
Knight.     Mouse  and  the  cat.     HS 
Knight  and  the  lady.     JB 
Knights  and  the  bad  child.     Smith.     SM 
Knights  and  the  good  child.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Five  Knights  and  good  child.     MSG) 
Knights  and  the  good  child.     Smith.     SM 
Knights  and  the  ill-humored  child.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.    Five  knights  and  bad  child.     MSG) 
Knights  and  the  mother.     Smith.    SM 
*Knock  at  the  door.     LBS 
Knots  of  May.     NG 

(Nuts  in  May.     BG— JB— LBS— USI) 
Knotted  handkerchief.     KK 
Know  you   the   song   that   the   bluebird   is   singing?     See   Conrade. 

Bird  songs.     GS 
Knowest  thou,  how  many  star  eyes.    See  God  knows.     RCS 

(Hubbard.     Do  you  know  how  many  stars?     MSG) 
Knowledge  and  wisdom.     Purcell.     RCS 
Knowlton.     Afternoon  tea.     NS 

April.     NS 

April  rain.     NS 

August.     NS 

Call  of  the  crow.     NS 

Calling  the  violet.     NS 

Captive  bird.     NS 

Clovers.    NS 

Crows.     NS 

Daisy  nurses.     NS 

(Conrade.    Daisy  nurses.     GC) 

Dandelion.     NS 

Dandelion-cvcle.     NS 

Day.    NS 

December.     NS 

Family  drum  corps.     NS 

Family  drum  corps.     HMC2 

Music  only 

February.     NS 

Feeding  the  chickens.     NS 

Flying  kites.     HMC2 

Music  onlv 


122  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Knowlton.    Games  to  teach  five.    NS 

Games  with  first  kindergarten  gift.     NS 

God  loves   his   little   children.     NS 

Grasshoppers'  dance.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Hymn  for  a  child.     NS 

Hymn  for  national  holiday.     NS 

In  the  tree  top.    NS 

(Clarke.    In  the  tree  top.     StN) 

It  is  lovely  spring.    NS 

January.     NS 

July.     NS 

June  roses.     NS 

Kite  time.     NS 

Little  Bo-Peep.     NS 

Little  fairy.     NS 

Little    friends.     NS 

Little  hickory  nut.     NS 

Litany.     NS 

March.     NS 

May.     NS 

Merry  bells  of  Easter.     NS 

Merry  lay  of  June.     NS 

Merry  wind.     NS 

Morning  prayer.     NS 

News  for  gardeners.     NS 

North  and  south.     NS 

November.     NS 

Now  the  day  is  over.     NS 

(Barnby.     Now  the  day  is  over.     SLl— TLB) 

October.     NS 

Oh,  the  merry  lay  of  June.     NS 

Out  of  the  window.     NS 

Over  in  the  meadow.     NS 

(Variant:     Hubbard.     Lizzards.     MSG) 

Patriotic   hymn.     NS 

Pinky  wild  rose.     NS 

Points  of  the  compass.     NS 

Postman.     NS 

Pussy  willow.     NS 

Ripened  leaves.     NS 

Rollicking  Robin.     NS 

Scissors  grinder.     NS 

Scissors  grinder.     HMCl 

Music  only 
See  saw.     HMC2 

Music  only. 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  123 


Knowlton.     September.     NS 

(Conrade.     September.     GS) 

(McLellan.     September.     EL) 
— —  Sequel  to  an  old  story.     NS 

Snowballs.     NS 

Sow,   sew,  so.     NS 

Summer  showers.     NS 

Ten  little  ponies.     NS 

What  Robin  told.     NS 

(Johnson.     What  Robin  told.     BSS) 
Koehler.    Arch.     HR 

Children,  children,  quick  make  speed.     HR 

Clocks  and  watches.     HR 

Farewell  work.     HR 

Farmer.     HR 

(Farmer.     LBS) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Can  you  show  us  how  the  farmer?     JB) 

(Froebel.     Farmer.     SM) 

(Farmer  and  the  housewife.     KK) 

(Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer.    RSC) 

Forward,   homeward.     HR 

Good-bye  song.     HR 

1  am  a  builder.     HR 

Kindness.     HR 

Let  us  march.     HR 

(Marching,  No.  22.     PS) 

Mice.     HR 

Miller.     HR 

Race.     HR 

Skating.     HR 

Skipping.     HR 

Snail.    HR 

(Hubbard.     Snail.     MSG) 

(Snail.    PS— BG) 

(Snail  game.     HC) 

(Walker.     Snail.     WS) 

Softly,  softly,  softly.     HR 

Storm.    HR 

Time  for  play.     HR 

Kohl.  _  Ball  will  wander.     HR 

Bird's   nest.     SM 

Fish  in  the  brook.     SM 

Flower  basket.     SM 

Joiner.     SM 

Light  bird.     SM 

Little  fish.     HR 

(Fishes.     PS) 


124  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Kohl.     Pendulum.     HR 
Pigeon  house.    HR 

(Froebel.     Pigeon  house.     MP) 

(Pigeon  house.     PS) 

(Walker.     Pigeon   song.     WS) 

Pigeon  house.     SM 

Weathervane.     SM 

Komarno.     BFD 
Komarno.     FDM 

Music  only 
Komm,  komm,  mein  liebes  Spitchen.     See  F"ritz  and  Spitz.     RCS 
Komm,  lieber  Mai.     See  Come,  lovely  May.     Mozart.     RCS 
Kommt  gezohen.     See  Taubert.     Like  a  fairy.       RCS 
Kommt  heran !  kommt  heran  lockt's  Euch  an  auf  den  weiten.     See 

Come,  come,  come.     RCS 
Koschat.    City  lad  and  country  lass.    EPS 
Koschat.     Clod.     EPS 
Krakoviak.     FS 
Kroeger.    Clown  elephant.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Squirrels  chatter.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Young  thoughts  have  music.     TLB 

Kuecken.     How  can   I   leave  thee?     FS 

Little  soldier.     RCS 

Partners.     HR 

(Pd  like  to  have  a  partner.    USI) 

Robin  Redbreast.     HR 

With  footsteps  firm.     SLl 

Kuhlan.    Earth  and  clouds.    HR 

Kuk-kuk,  Kuk-kuk,  ruf  aus  dem  Wald.     See  Messenger  of  spring. 

RCS 
Kull-dansen.      (Lassie  dance.)      BFD 
Kull-dansen.     FDM 

Music  only. 
Kullak.     Evening  bell.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Grand  parade.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Little  spinning  song.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Labor  day.     Gaynor.    GS 

Labor  game.     Hurd.     PTS 

Lach.     Spring  rain.     SL2 

Laddie  is  in  the  circle.    See  Laddie  with  red  golden  band.     KK 

Laddie  with  red  golden  band.     KK 

Lads  and  lassies.     Gaynor.     LL 


Index    to   Kindergarten   Songs  125 

Lads  and  lassies  out  a-walking.     See  Social  game.     HC 

Lady  bird.     Schumann.     FS 

*Lady  bird,  lady  bird,  fly  away  home.     LBS 

*Lady  bird,  lady  bird,  fly  away  home.     Brown.     EL 

Lady  bug.     Gaynor.     SC2 

*Lady  fair,  oh,  lady  fair.     HC 

Lady  mine,  thy  casement  open.    See  Barnby.     Morning  song.     TLB 

Lady  moon,  lady  moon,  sailing  so  high.    See  Smith.     Baby  and  the 

moon.     SLl 

(Baby  and  the  moon.     SM) 
Lady  moon,  lady  moon,  where  are  you  roving?     See  Sawyer.     Lady 

moon.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Lady  moon.     MSG) 
Laendler.     See  Two  stars.     FS 
Lake.    TLB 

Lamb.     Which  way  does  the  wind  blow?     WS 
Lamb.     Chadwick.     TLB 
Lambkin.     Haydn.     GS 

Lambkins  frisk  and  the  lambkins  play.    See  Gaynor.     Happy  lamb- 
kins.    SCI 
Lambs.     Roeske.     PFP 
Lamplighter.     Mueller.     SHS 
Lamplighter.     Stevenson.     LBS 

(Bell.     Lamplighter.     LBS) 
Lamps  now  glitter   down   the   street.     See   Stevenson.     Armies   in 

the  fire.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Armies  in  the  fire.     SF) 
Land.     My  old  friend  John.     FS 
Land  of  counterpane.    LBS — SS 

For  composers  see   Stevenson.     Land  of  counterpane 
Land  of  Nod.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Land  of  Nod.     Stevenson.     CGV — SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Land  of  Nod 
Land  of  story  books.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Bartlett.     Land  of  story  books.     SS) 
Land  to  the  leeward.     Foote.     TC 

Land  where  the  banners  wave  last  in  the  sun.     See  Paine.     Free- 
dom, our  Queen.     TC 

(Strong.     Freedom,   our  Queen.     TC) 
Lands  that  need  the  gospel.     Martin.     MSL 
Lang.     My  love  dwelt  in  a  northern  land.     TLB 

To  the  fringed  gentian.     TLB 

True  freedom.     TLB 


Lange.     Cosaque.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Language  lesson.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Larcom.     Calling  the  violet.     NS 
Childhood's  gold.     StN 


126  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Larcom.     Easter  hymn.     WS 

In  the  tree  top.     NS— StN 

— — Little    rivulet.      HR 

Rollicking  Robin.     NS 

Run,   little   rivulet,   run.     WS 

Shower   and    flower.    WS 

Sing-away  bird.     StN 

Sing,  little  children,  sing.     KC 

— — Tiny  little   snowflakes.     WS 

Wind  flowers.  HS 

Largo.     TLB 

Lark.     EFS 

Lark.  Sheehan.     OSM 

*Lark,  sweet  lark.     House.     TC 

Larned.   Raindrops.     HS 

Sunbeams.     HS 

Lass  of  Richmond  Hill.    Hook.     FS— TLB 
Lass  with  the  delicate  air.     EFS 
"Lassie."     See  KuU-Dansen.     FDM 
Music  only. 

*Lassie  and  I,  and  lassie  and  I.     KK 

Lassie  dance.     BFD 

Lassus.     Matona,  lovely  maiden.     TLB 

Last  evening  Cousin  Peter  came.     See  Cousin  Peter.     LBS 

Last  night  these  songs  were  finished.    See  Neidlinger.    Carnival. 

ES 
Last  rose  of  summer.     FS 

(Tis  the  last  rose  of  summer.     EFS) 
Last  song.     Martin.     MSL 
Last  to  the  chamber  where  I  lie.    See  Stevenson.     In  port.     SF 

(Ramsay.     In  port.     SF) 
Laud'num  bunches.     NEB2 

Music  only 
"Laudnum  bunches."     See  Morris   dance.     BFD 

Music  only 
Lavender  cry.     Maitland.     NEBl 
♦Lavender's  blue,  diddle,  diddle.     CBO— FS— RCS 
Lawson.     Come  live  with  me.     CPP 

Lay  them  neatly  edge  to  edge.    See  Smith.     Garden  fence.     SLl 
Lay  your  head  upon  my  arm.     See  Atkinson.     Doll's  cradle  song. 

GS 
Lazy  cat.     HR 

(Elliott.     Lazy  cat.     MG) 
*Lazy  Mary.     NG 
Lazy  sheep,  pray  tell  us  why.     See  Marie  Antoinette.     Children 

and  the   sheep.     HR 

(Cole.     Sheep.     CM) 

(Hill.     Children  and   the   sheep.     SHS) 


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♦Lead,  kindly  light.     Dykes.     TLB 

Leap  frog.     Loomis.     HMC2 
Music   only 

Learning  to  dance.     Schoenefeld.     HMC2 
Music  only 

Leather  bottel.     Marzials.     CPP 

♦Leaves  are  green.  BG — ^USI 

Leaves,  flowers   and   fruits.     Sherwood.     HS 

Leaves  had  a  party  one  autumn  day.     See  Gaynor.     Leaves'  party. 
SCI 

Leaves'  party.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Leaves  today  are  whirling.     See  Thalberg.     November,  No.     L 
GS 

Lecocq.     Valentine  day,  no.   L     GS 

Lee.  Toyman.     HS 

Left  foot  first  and  then  the  right.    See  Marching  exercise.      KC 

Left  foot!  right  foot!     SL2 

Left,  left!  listen  to  the  music.    See  Gaynor.    Marching  song.  SCI 

*Leg  over  leg  as  the  dog  goes  to  Dover.     LBS 

Legend  of  the  Christmas  tree.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Leise  zieht  durch  mein  Gemueth.     See  Mendelssohn.     Greeting. 
RCS 

Lengthwise,   crosswise.     Groebel.     MP 
(Hubbard.    Target.  MSG) 
(Adaptation:     Hurd.    Kite.    PTS) 
(Adaptation:     Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 

Lesson  from  the  bee.     Cole.   CM 
(Tufts.     Bust  bee.     CL) 

Lesson  in  arithmetic.     Gaynor.     LL 

Let  little  hands  bring  blossoms  sweet.    See  Rossini.  Bring  blos- 
soms sweet.     GS 

Let  me  learn  a  busy  trade.    Wiggin.    Trade  game,  L    KC 
(Workingman.    HR) 

Let  me  now  thy  finger  take.    See  Froebel.    Little  artist.    MP 

Let  others  seek  the  shady  places.     See  Gaynor.     Song  of  the  sun- 
flower.    LL 

Let  our  voices,   dearest  comrades.     See   Reading.     Dulce   domum. 
TLB 

Let's  all  sing  together.     See  Hurd.     Goodbye.     PTS 

*Let's  go  sliding  down  the  hill.     Frazer.     BSS 

Let's  have   a   game    with    a    little    ball.     See    Hailmann.      Tossing 
game.     HR 

Let's  play  a  new  game,  just  show  us  the  way.     See  Hurd.     Intro- 
duction song.     PTS 

Let's  play  soldiers.     Becker.     HMC2 
Music  only 

Let's  sing  a  song  about  the  horse.     See  Neidlinger.     Horse.     ES2 

Let's  stand  on  the  corner.    See  Hailmann.    Street  car.    HR 

Let  the  breezes,  the  breezes  blow.     See  Gaynor.     Kite.     LL 


128  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Let  the  feet  go  tramp,  tramp,  tramp !     See  Tramp,  tramp,  tramp  I 

HR 

(Hubbard.     Let  your    feet   tramp,   tramp.       MSG) 

(Let  the  feet  go  tramp.  BG) 
Let  us  all  be  quiet.  Gaynor.  SCI 
Let  us    all    be   quiet.     See    Gaynor.      Dictation    exercises    with    the 

blocks.     SCI 
Let  us  all  in  concert  sing.     See  Barnby.     Alleluia.     TLB 
Let  us  all  like  little  mice.     See  Gaynor.     Let  us  all  be  quiet.     SCI 
Let  us  build  a  boat  together.     See  Rust.     Boat.     EL 
*Let  us  chase  the  squirrel.     Preston.     HS 

Let  us  choose  a  hiding  place.     See  Elliott.     Hiding  the  ball.     SL2 
Let  us  find  a  hiding  place.     See  Hiding  the  stone.     PS 
Let  us   form  a  circle  here.     See   Gaynor.     Drop  the  handkerchief. 

SCI 
Let  us  give  a  joyous  greeting.    See  Jenks.     Birthday  greeting.     EL 
Let  us  make  a  garden.     Gaynor.     LL 
*Let  us  march  without  a   blunder.     Koehler.     HR 

(Marching,  No.  22.     PS) 
Let  us  now  begin  our  sawing.     See  Stangenberger.     Sawyer.     HR 

(Sawing  game.     MSG — WS) 

(Sawyer.     PS) 
Let  us  now  our  garden  make.     See  Hurd.     Garden  game.     PTS 
Let  us  pace  around  in  singing.     See  Guessing,  No.  31.     PS 
Let  us  play  we're  grown  folks.     See  Neidlinger.     Dance.     SSS 
Let  us  say  the  alphabet.    See  A  B  C  D.    LBS 

Let  us  sing  to  Him  whose  hand.     See  Knowlton.     Hymn   for  na- 
tional  holiday.     NS 
Let  us  sing  to-day.     See  Reed.     Froebel's  birthday.     HS 
Let  us  stand  quite  still  and  listen.     See  Hubbard.     Hearing.     MSC 
Let  us  to  the  wheelwright  go.    See  Froebel.    Wheelwright.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Wheelwright.     MSG) 
*Let  your  feet  tramp,  tramp.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Let  the  feet  go  tramp.     BG) 

(Tramp,  tramp,  tramp.     HR) 
Let  your  hands  so  loudly  clap,  clap,  clap.     See  Gaynor.     Clapping 

song.     SCI 
Letter  to  Santa  Claus.    Gaynor.     SCI 
Letters.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Libby.     Shoemaker.     WS 
Lichner.     Mazurka.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Polka.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Liebchen,  ade.     See  Swallow,  good-bye.     FS 
Liesel,  the  goose  girl.     Gaynor.     LL 
Light  and  shadow.     Hill.     SHS 
Light  bird.     Gaynor.     SCI 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  129 

Light  bird.  Jenks.  EL 
Light  bird.  Kohl.  SM 
Light  bird.     Smith.     SLl 

(Adapted    from    Froebel.     Light    bird.      MP) 

(Variant:     Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG) 
Light  bird.     Smith.     SM 
Light  bird.     Stetson.     HS 
Light  bird  on  the  wall.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG) 

(Adaptation:     Smith.     Light  bird.     SLl) 
Light  is  fading  out.     See  Foster.     Lullaby.     TC 
Light  within  the   window  gleams.     See   Froebel.     Church   window 

and  church  door.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Church  bell.     MSG) 

(Variant:     Froebel.     Church.     SL2) 
Lighthouse.     Hurd.     PTS 
Lighthouse.     Smith.     LCD 

Lightly  fairies  go  tripping  to  and  fro.     See  Fairy  play.     KK 
Lightly  in  my  heart  they  sing.    See  Gade.    Greeting  to  spring.  RCS 

(Kies.     Greeting  to  spring.     MSL) 
Lightly,  lightly  falls  the  snow.     See  Schubert.    Winter  song.     WS 
Lightly  our  boat  is  rocking.     See  Ring.     Boating  song.     SCI 
♦Lightly   row,   lightly   row !     RCS 

(Boat  song.    HR— WS) 
Lightly  swinging  in  his  cradle.     See  Brewster.     Light  bird  in  the 

cradle.     BSS 
Lightly  trip  on  dancing  feet.     See  Gaynor.     Flowers'  ball.     LL 
Lights    from   the    parlor   and   kitchen    shone   out.     See    Stevenson. 

escape   at   bedtime.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Escape  at  bedtime.     CGV) 
Like  a  band  in  tree  tops  playing.     See  (jrove.     Bird  band.     HS 
Like  a  fairy.     Taubert.     RCS 
Like  a  leaf   or    feather   in   the   windy,   windy   weather.   See   Smith. 

Whirabout.     LCD 
♦Like  as  a  father.     Cherubini.     TLB 
Like  baby.     Cole.     CM 
Like  gathering  thunder  spreads  a  cry.     Sec  Wilhelm.     Watch  on 

the  Rhine.    FS 

(Wilhelm.    Watch  by  the  Rhine.    EFS) 
Like  silver    lamps    in    a    distant    shrine.      See    Stegall.      Christmas 

carol.     RCS 

(Stegall.     Manger  throne.     FS) 
Like  small  curled    feathers   white  and   soft.     See   Sawyer.     While 

shepherds  watched  their  flocks  by  night.     EL 
♦Like  the  ball  we  move  around.     Call.     WS 
Lilies  and  the  cross.     Kies.     MSL 

Lilies  are  not  whiter.    See  Kies.     Lilies  and  the  cross.     MSL 
♦Lilies  sweet.     Spohr.     HS 


130  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Lilt :     "The   Irish   washerwoman."     FDM 

Music  only 
♦Lily  white  and  fair.     KK 

Lily  white,  then  violet  blue.    See  Smith.     Flower  garden.     LCD 
Lincoln.    Atkinson.     GS 
Lindbald.     Apple  orchard.     EPS 

Dalecarlian  maiden's  song.     EPS 

Lindsay.     Memorial  day.     HS 

Lines  written  in  early  spring.     Waller.     TLB 

Lips  say  goodmorning.     See  Smith.     Morning  greeting.     SLl 

♦List,  fairest  maiden,  will  you  tread  a  dance  with  me?     KK 

List  1  the  bells  swing  far  and  near.    See  Thompson.    Glad  Christmas 

tide.     EL 
List  to  the  song  of  the  wooden  shoon.    See  Meissner.    In  Germany. 

ASC 
Listen  birds !  ah,  pretty  birds.    See  Gaynor.    Parewell  to  the  birds. 

SCI 
Listen !  countless  bees  are  humming.     See  Osgood.     Happy  spring 

waltz.     TC 
Listen,  listen !  it  seems  to  me  I  hear  it  thunder.    See  Raining.     HR 
Listen,  listen,  listen  while  I  sing.     See  Damrosch.     Joy,  hope  and 

love.     StN_ 
Listen,  little  children,  maybe  you  will  hear.     See  Cole.     Sunbeam 

voices.     CM 
Listen,  Lordlings,  unto  me.     See  Carol  for  Christmas  eve.     RCS 
Listen,  mother  dearest!     Sec   Schwartz.     Mother's  birthday.     BSS 
Listen,  the  sun  is  calling.     See  Gaynor.     Growing.     GS 
Litany.     Knowlton.     NS 

Little  acts  of  kindness.     See   Koehler.     Kindness.     HR 
Little  Annie's  garden.     Smith.     SM 
Little  artist.     Froebel.      MP 

Little  ball  hops  out  my  hand.     See  Hubbard.     Hall.     MSG 
Little  ball  lies  in  my  hand.     See  Asleep.     HR 

(Ball  song,  No.  10.     PS) 

(Hubbard.     Little  ball  lies  in  my  hand.     MSG) 

(Mozart.     Going  to  sleep.     HR) 
Little  ball  is  lying  here.    See  Little  ball  lies  in  my  hand. 
♦Little  ball  pass  along.     Sawver.     WS 
Little  bird.     RCS 

♦Little  bird,  from  out  my  hand.     Smith.     SLl 
Little  bird  hops  in  the  nest.     See  Hops  in  the  nest.     HR 
Little  bird  in  the  cradle.     Brewster.     BSS 

Little  bird,  little  bird,  come  to  me.     See  Maiden  and  the  bird.     HR 
Little  bird  made  a  nest.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Little  bird  on  weary  pinion.    See  Nevin.     Return  of  the  birds.     TC 
Little  bird  sat  on  the  twig  of  a  tree.     See  Hubbard.     Bird  on  the 

tree.    MSG 
♦Little  bird  with  eager  wing.     Conrade.     GS 


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Little  bird,  you  are  welcome.     See  Carrier  dove.     HR 
Little  birdie.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Little  birdie.     Tufts.     CL 

(Tennyson.     Baby's  waking  song.     SHS) 

(Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL) 

(Tennyson.     What  does  little  birdie  say?     SM) 
*Little  birdie  in  a  tree.     Pollock.     HR 
Little  birdies.     Cole.     CM 
Little  birds  hop  out  of  the  nest.    See  Hubbard.     Hopping  birds. 

MSG 
Little  black  cricket  once  lived  in  a  chink.    See  Conrade.     Choris- 
ter.    GS 
Little  blue  bird  sat  on  a  tree.     See  Walker.     Song  of  the  blue 

bird.     EL 
♦Little  Blue  Jay,  what  does  she  say?     Conrade.     GS 
Little  Bo-Peep.     KM 

(Bo-Peep.      CBO) 

(Conrade.   Little  Bo-Peep.     GS) 

(Elliott.     Lttle  Bo-Peep.     MG) 
Little  Bo-Peep.     Knowlton.     NS 
Little  Bo-Peep.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Little  Boy  Blue.     Cornwell.     EL 

(Dugan.     Little  Boy  Blue:     WS) 
Little  Boy  Blue.     DeKoven.     FSC 

*Little  Boy  Blue,  come  blow  your  horn.     Elliott.     SLl 
*Little  boy  bubble.     Conrade.     GS 

Little  boy  got  out  of  bed.    See  Tufts.     Cock-a-doodle-do!     CL 
Little  boy  lay  dreaming.    See  Osgood.     Little  dreamer.     RCS 

(Tufts.     Little  dreamer.     CL) 
Little  boy  went  walking  one  frosty  winter's  day.    See  Sherwood. 

Little  boy's  walk  in  winter.     HS 
Little  boy  went  walking  one  lovely  summer's  day.    See  Roeske. 

Little  boy's  walk.     PFP 
Little  boys   in   Labrador   would   stare.     See   Knowlton.     North 

and  south.    NS 
Little  boy's  walk.     Roeske.       PFP 
Little  boy's  walk  in  winter.     Sherwood.     HS 
*Little  brother  in  a  cot.     Tufts.     CL 
Little  brown  baby  so  round  and  so  wee.     See  Knowlton.     Little 

hickory  nut.     NS 
*Little  brown  birds.     Tufts.     CL 

Little  brown  brother.     See  Conrade.  Baby  seed  songs.  GS 
Little  brown  hands.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Little  brown  seed.     Phippen.       EL 
Little  brown  sparrows  flying  around.     See  Roeske.     Sparrows. 

PFP 
Little  brown  thrush.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Little  Brownies,  come  and  frolic.    See  Brownie  Polska.     KK 


132  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Little  card  so  dainty.     See  Sewing  song.     WS 

Little  cat  climbs  up  the  tree.    See  Fischer.    Cat  on  the  tree.    HR 

Little   chickens.     Hailmann.      HR 

Little  child.     Smith.     FSC 

Little  child  asleep.     Smith.     SLl 

Little  child  is  in  its  bed.     See  Smith.     Little  child  asleep.     SLl 

Little  child  to  us  has  sped.     See  Seidel.     New  Year.     HR 

Little    children,    can    vou    tell.     .S><'    Sawver.     Old    English    carol. 

EL 
Little  children,  come  let  us   form   our   ring.     See  Third   ring  song. 

SHS 
Little    children,    leave    your    play.      See    Smith.      Harvest    song. 

SL2 
Little  children,  little   children.     See   Mozart.     Lullaby.     SHS 
Little  child's  gift  carol.     Chapek.     HS. 
*Little   cock  sparrow  sat  on  a  high   tree.     BB — FS 

(Elliott.      Little   cock-sparrow.      MG) 
Little  Cossack.     FS 

(Russian  lullaby.     TLB) 
Little  cousins,  red  and  brown.    See  Smith.     Hard  and  soft  balls. 

S12 
Little  cunning  pussy,  tell  me.     See  Pussy  on  the  roof.     PS 
Little  dancing  song.     Smith.     LCD 
Little  disaster.     BB 
Little  dog  says  bow-wow-wow!     See  Gaynor.     Foreign  tongues. 

SC2 
Little  doggie.     Cole.     CM 

*Little  dove  with  wings  wide  spreading.  KK 
♦Little  dove,  you  are  welcome.     Walker.     WS 
Little  doves.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Conrade.     Little  doves.     GS) 
Little  dreamer.     Osgood.     RCS 

(Tufts.      Little    dreamer.      CL) 
Little  drops  of  dew.     See  Cole.     Dewdrop.     CM 
Little  drops  of  water.     See  Tufts.     Little  things.     CL 
*Little  drops  of  water  in  a  tiny  shady  spring.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Little  dustman.     Brahms.     EFS 

(Brahms.      Lullaby.      SHS) 
Little  elf.     Schoenefeld.  HMC2 

Music  only 
Little  Elsie.  Stanley.     StN 
Little    fairy.      Knowlton.      NS 
Little  farmer,  no's.  1  and  2.  HR 
Little  feet  and  lips  be  quiet.     See  Gaynor.     Choosing  a  game. 

SCI 
Little  fir  tree   in   a  forest  grew.     See   Gaynor.     Legend   of  the 

Christmas  tree.     SCI 
Little  fish.     Kohl.     HR 

(Fishes.     PS) 


Index    to   Kindergawten    Songs  133 

♦Little  fishes  in  the  brook.       Froebel.     HR. 

Little  flowers  came  from  the  ground.     See  Smith.     Easter  song. 

SLl 

(At  Easter  time.    WS) 
Little  flowers  vou  love  me  so.     See  Tufts.     Little  girl's  fancies. 

CL 
♦Little  four-j'-ears.     Frazer.     BSS 
Little    French   doll   was  a   dear   little   doll.     See   Johns.      Doll's 

wooing.     FSC 
Little  friends.     Knowlton.     NS 

Little  frog  in  a  pond  am  L  See  Gaynor.     Frog  and  horse.    SCI 
Little  frogs  hop  in  the  pond.    See  Kallmann.     Hopping.     HR 
Little  frosty  snowflakes.     See  Smith.     To  a  snowflake.     LCD 
Little    game    for   little    folks.     WS 
Little  gardener.     SM 
Little  gardener.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Garden  bed.     MSG) 
Little  gardener.     Reinecke.     SM 
Little  gardener.     Smith.     SL2 
Little   gardener.     Smith.     LCD 
♦Little  gardens.     Walker.  WS 
Little  geese    j'our    feathers    preen.     See    Gaynor.     Liesel,     the 

goose-girl.     LL. 
Little  girl's  fancies.     Tufts.     CL 
Little  gold  leaf  dancing  gaily  on  the  tree.     See  Dugan.     Wind 

and  the  leaves.     EL 
Little  gray  pigeon.     See  Gaynor.     Pigeon.     SC2 
Little  gypsy  dandelion.     See  Bingham.     Dandelion.     BM 
Little  Hamburger.     FDM 

Music    only 
Little    Harry    Hughes    and    the    Duke's    daughter.    NG 
Little  hickory  nut.     Knowlton.     NS 
Little  housewife.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Little   Indian   maiden,   have  you   come   to   play?     See  Terhune. 

Red  and  white.     CC 
Little   Indian.   Sioux,   or  Crow.     See   Stevenson.     Foreign    chil- 
dren.    CGV— SS 

For   composers  See  Stevenson.     Foreign   children. 
Little    Indians.     Smeltzer.      SZ 
♦Little   Jack-a-Dandy.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
♦Little  Jack  Frost  went  up  the  hill.     HR 

(Cornwell.     Little  Jack   Frost.     WS) 

(Walker.     Little  Jack  Frost.     WS) 
♦Little    Tack  Horner  sat  in  a  corner.     CBO 

(Elliott.     Little  Jack   Horner.     MG) 

(Gaynor.     Little  Jack  Horner.     LL) 
♦Little   John   Bottlejohn.     Bristow.     StN 

(Gilchrist.     Little  John   Bottlejohn.     StN) 
(Stanley.      Little    John    Bottlejohn.      StN) 


134  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Little  John  loves  to  wander.     See  Child's  greeting.     PS 
Little   juggler.      Loeschhorn.      HMC2 

Music  only 
Little  jumping  Joan.     Elliott.     MG 
Little  Jutlander.     FDM 

Music  only- 
Little   Karen.     Heise.     EFS 
Little  kitten  goes  "Me-yow."     See  Neidlinger.     Kitten  and  the 

bow-wow.     SSS 
*Little  laddie,  let's  be  dancing.     KK 
Little  lamb.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Little  lamb,  who  made  thee?     See  Chadwick.     Lamb.     TLB 
♦Little  lamb  so  white  and  fair.     WS 

(Kies.     Little  lambs.     MSL) 
Little  loveliest  lady  mine.     See  Fairlamb.     Valentine.     StN 

(Damrosch.      Valentine.      StN) 
Little  maid  Margery.     Palmer.     StN 
♦Little  maid,  pretty  maid.     Elliott.     MG 

(Gaynor.     Little   maid,   pretty   maid.     LL) 
Little  maiden  and  the  stars.     Froebel.     MP 
Little  maiden  and  the  stars.     Osgood.     SM 
Little   man  and  maid.     BB — FS 
Little  man  bought  him  a  big  bass  drum.    See  Knowlton.    Family 

drum  corps.     NS 
Little   man  in  a   fix.     FDM 

Music  only 
Little    master   of   gymnastics.    PS 

(Smith.     Choosing  the  game.     SLl) 

(Wiggin.     Imitation   game.     KC) 

(Adaptation.:     Hailmann.     Teacher  of  gymnastics.     HR) 
Little  mermaid.     Fairlamb.     StN 
Little  mice.     Smith.     SL2 
♦Little  mice  are  creeping.  Morton.     WS 
Little  Miss  Careful.  See  Smith.     Careful.     LCD 
Little  Miss  Clover.     Tngraham.     StN 
Little  Miss  Daisy  lives  in  the  grass.     See  Gaynor.     SC2 
♦Little  Miss  Muffet,  so  frightened  is  she.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
♦Little  Mistress  Sans  Merci.     Foote.     FSC 
♦Little    moon.      Cornwell.      EL 
Little  nest.     Froebel.     MP 
Little  New  Year.  Jenks.     WS 
Little-oh-dear.  DeKoven.     FSC 

Little  peach  in  an  orchard  grew.    See  Smith.     Little  peach.  FSC 
Little  plant.    Brown.     EL 
Little  plant.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Little  plant.  Roeske.     PFP 
Little  playmate,  dance  with  me.    See  Humperdink.     Hansel  and 

Gretel.     HC 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  135 

Little  playmate,  walk  with  me.    See  Hayden.    Visiting  game.  HC 
Little  Polly  Flinders.     See  Polly  Flinders.     LBS 

Little  Polly  Flinders  always  loved  the  fire.    See  Smeltzer.    Polly 

Flinders.  SZ 
Little  pony.  EL 
Little  pony.     Hering.     HR 

Little  rain-drop,  sighing.     See  Barnby.     West  wind.     TC 
Little    rain-drops.     Tufts.      CL 
Little  red  lark.     EFS— FS 

Little  river  runs  away.     See  Chadwick.  Brook.     TC 
Little  rivulet.     Bertini.     HR 

(Boott.     Run,  little  rivulet,  run.     RCS— WS) 

♦Little  Robin  Redbreast.     Bingham.     BM 

Little    Robin   Redbreast   sat   upon   a   tree.     See   Bacon.      Robin 

Redbreast     EL 
Little  Robin  Redbreasts.     Tufts.     CL 
Little  round  head  and  a  little  red  bonnet.    See  Ingraham.     Little 

Miss  Clover.     StN 
Little  seeds  have  a  nice  warm  bed.    See  Sheehan.    Seed  song.  OSM 

Little  sheep  were  fast  asleep.     See  Allen.     Christmas  carol.     EL 

Little  shoemaker.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Little  shoes  are  sold  at  the  doorway  of  Heaven.    See  Blake.    Dodo. 

RCS 
Little  Sir  William.     Maitland.     NEBl 

Little  snowfliakes  falling  lightly.    See  Knowlton.   Little  friends.    NS 
Little  soldier.     Kuecken.     RCS 
Little  soldier.     Martin.     MSL 
Little  soldiers.     Hitte.     DM 
Little  song   of   gratitude.     GS 
Little  songs  all  full  of  joy.     See  Verdi.     Little  song  of  gratitude. 

GS 
Little  songs  and  dances.     Smith.    SLl 
Little  spinning  song.    Kullak.    HMCl 

Music  only. 
Little  squirrel,  living  there.     See  Roeske.     Squirrel.     PFP 
*Little  squirrels,  crack  your  nuts.     Stoeckel.     StN 
Little  star.     Hubbard.    MSG 
Little  star  that  shines  so  bright.     See  Elliott.     Child  and  the  star. 

SL2— SM— MG_ 
*Little  stars  from  night's  dark  skies.     Atkinson.     SV 

Little  stream  goes  laughing  by.    See  Gaynor.     Boating.     SC2 

Little  sunbeam.     Elliott.     SLl 

Little  things.    Tufts.     CL 

♦Little  thumb  is  one.     Froebel.     MP 

♦Little  Tommy  Titmouse.     OYA 

♦Little  Tommy   Tucker.     Elliott.     MG 

Little  town  of  Bethlehem.     Martin.     MSL 


136  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Little  toy  dog  is  covered  with  dust.    See  DeKoven.   Little  Boy  Blue. 

FSC 
Little  travelers.     Gilchrist.     HS 
Little  vocal  lesson.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Little  waiters.     Wiggin.     KG 
Little  washerwoman.     KK 

(As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     NG) 

(Going   round   the   mulberry   bush.     HR) 

(Here  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HC) 

(Mulberry  bush.     BG— GEO— FS— JB— LBS) 
Little  weary  winged  bees.     See  Randegger.     At  night.     TC 
Little  white  cloudlets.     See  Smith.     Snow  clouds.     SLl 
♦Little  white    daisy.     Smith.      SLl 
♦Little  white  feathers.     Smith.     SLl 

(Conrade.     Little  white  feathers.     GS) 
♦Little  white  lily  sat  bv  a  stone.     Tufts.    CL 

(Smith.     Little  white  lilv.     WS) 

(Walker.     Little  white  lily.     SL2) 
Little  white  snowdrop,  just  waking  up.     Sec  Waiting  to  grow.    EL 

(Turner.     Waiting   to  grow.     EL) 
Little  wind.     Conrade.     GS 
Little  window.     Beethoven.    HR 
Little  window.     I'roebel.     MP 

(Wiggin.     Window.     KG) 

(Hubbard.     Oh!  see  the  light.     MSG) 
Little  window.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Little  woman.     BB 

(There  was  a  little  woman.     RCS) 
Little  woodpecker  and  L     Walker.     WS 
Little  worm.     Hubbard.     MSG 
♦Little  yellow  dandelion.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Little  yellow  goldenrod.     Sec  Conrade.  Autumn  of  flowers.     GS 
Little  yellowhead.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Lively  jig.     NEB2 
Liverpool  girls.     NEB2 
Lizzards.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Adaptation:    Knowlton.     Over  in  the  meadow.     NS) 
Lo,  here  I  step  within  the  ring.     See  Bv  streamlet  and  leafy  dale 

KK 
Lo !  sunk  in   each   others'  arms   they   lie.     See   Froebcl.     Brothers 

and  sisters.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Brothers  and  sisters.     MSG) 
Loag.     In  the  springtime.     GS 
♦Loaves  are  burning.     JB 
Loch  Lomond.     EPS— FS— TLB 
Locomotive.     Montz.     IMS 
Loeschhorn.     Jumping  the  rope.     HMC2 — MO 

Music  onlv. 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  137 

Loeschhorn.     Little  juggler.     HMC2 
Music  only. 

Rider  upon  the  rockinghorse.     HMC 

Music  only. 

Logs  begin  their  journey  in  the  mountains.  See  Neidlinger.  Jour- 
ney of  the  logs.     LSI 

♦London  bridge  is   falling  down.     BG— HC— JB— NG— OYA— USI 
(Adaptation:    London  bridge.     BB) 
(Adaptation:    London  bridge.     NEBl) 
(Adaptation:    London  bridge.     RCS) 

Lonely  bird.     PS 

Long.     Little  wind.     GS 

Long  ago  in  Bethlehem,  the  gentle  mother  mild.  See  Reed.  Christ- 
mas.    HS 

Long  ere  the  murn  expects  the  return  of  Apollo  from  the  ocean 
Queen.    See  Marzials.    Hunter  in  his  career.    CPP 

Long  long  ago  the  angeis  sang.    See  Elliott.     Christmas  carol.  SLl 

Long,  long  time,  and  a  long  time  ago.    See  Long  time  ago.    NEB2 

*Long,  long  weary  day.     EPS 

Long  time  ago.     NEB2 

Long  years   ago,   by   Bethlehem   town.     See   Martin.     When  Jesus 

came.     MSL 
Long  years  ago  in  Bethlehem.     See  Reed.     Christmas.     HS — TGS 

Long  years  ago  in  David's    town.   See    Kies.     Come,   let   our    lives 

like  Jesus'  shine.     MSL 
Longfellow.     Holy  Spirit,  truth  divine.     TLB 
Longfellow.     Atkinson.     GS 
Longing.     Cole.     TLB 
Longing  for  spring.     Reinecke.     RCS 
Looby  light.     BB 

(Here  we  come.  Looby  Loo.     JB) 

(Looby  Loo.     BG— HC— NEBl) 

(Looby  Loobv.     LBS) 
Looby  Loo.     NEB'l— BG— HC 

(Here  we  come.  Looby  Loo.     JB) 

(Looby  light.     BB) 

(Looby  Looby.     LBS) 
Looby,  Looby.     LBS 

(Here  we  come.  Looby  Loo.     JB) 

(Looby  light.     BB) 

(Looby  Loo.     BG— HC— NEBl) 
Look  at  little  Harry.     Sec  Wiggin.     Imitation  game.     KC 

(Little  master  of  gymnastics.     PS) 

(Smith.     Choosing  the  game.     SLl) 
Look  at  our  teacher,  showing  the  game.     See  Hailmann.     Teacher 

of  gymnastics.     HR 

(Variant:    Little  master  of  gymnastics.     PS) 


138  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Look  at  the  moon.    Sec  O  look  at  the  moon.     Gilchrist.    SM 

(Variant:    Smith.     Choosing   the    game.     SLl) 

(Variant:    Wiggin.     Imitation  game.     KC) 
Look  at  those  pretty  balls.     See  Ball  song,  No.  8.     PS 
Look  far  across  the  waves  with  me.    See  Hurd.     Lighthouse.    PTS 
Look !  here's  a  pretty  pigeon  house !    See  Tufts.    Pigeon  house.    CL 
Look,    look!    there   goes    the    faithful    watchman.     See    Terhune. 

Watchman.     CC 
Look,  there  the  stork  is  on  the  wing.     See  Stork,  and  the  frogs. 

PS 
Look  up !     Look  up.    See  Gaynor.    World  wonders.     SC2 
Look  up,  look  up,  good  people.    See  Smith.    Weather  vane.    LCD 
Look !    who's  coming  down  the  street.    See  Warner.    Postman.    KC 
Loomis.    Bicycle.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Leap   frog.    HMC2 

Music  only. 
Merry-go-round.     HMCl 

Music  only. 
Pickaninnies   picnic.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Playing  golf.     HMC2 

Music  only. 
Return  ball.     HMC2 

Music  only. 

Uncrowned  kings.    TLB 

Lord,  a  tired  child  am  I.    See  Evening  song.     SL2 

♦Lord,  in  Thy  great.  Thy  glorious  name.     Schumann.     TLB 

*Lord  Lovell.     FS 

Lord  of  our  fathers  known  of  old.    See  Huss.     Recessional.     TLB 

Lord,  we  thank  thee  for  this  day.     See  Funkhouser.     Prayer.     FSK 

Lord,  we  thank  Thee  for  this  day.     See  Gaynor.     Morning  prayer. 

SCI 
Lord,  who  ordained  for  mankind.    See  Teacher's  hymn.    IKC 
Lordly  cock.     Smith.     LCD 
Lord's  day.     Damrosch.     StN 
Lorelei.     See  Silcher.     Loreley.     FS 

(Silcher.     Lurlei.     RCS) 
Lorely.     Silcher.     FS 

(Silcher.     Lurlei.     RCS) 
Lorsque  j'etais  petit.     See  When  I  was  shepherd.     FS 
Lost  chicken.     Brahms.     FS 
Lost  doll.    Brewster.    BSS — GS 
Lost  letter.     JB 

Lost  rose  seed.    Neidlingcr.    ES 
Lost,  the  summer.     Conrade.     GS 
Lott'  ist  tod.    FDM 

Music  only. 


Index   to   Kindergar/ten    Songs  139 

Loure.     Bach.    HMC 

Music  only. 
Love  and  kindness  we  may  measure.    See  Tufts.    Golden  rule.  CL 
Love  and  mirth.     RCS 

*Love  divine,  all  love  excelling.    Zundel.     TLB 
Love  of  Jesus.     Kies.     MSL 
Love  song.     Cauflfman.     TLB 
*Love  virtue,  love  virtue.     Clarke.     TLB 
*Love  wakes  and  weeps.      Callcott.    TLB 
Love  will  find  out  the  way.     Marzials.     CPP 

Lovely  ball  of  golden  light !   we  sing  to  you  a  sweet  good  night. 

See  Hill.     Sunsets.     HS 
Lovely  ball  of  golden  light,  we  thank  you  for  the  sunshine  bright. 

See  Hill.     Sunrise.     HS 
Lovely  bright  star,  you  shine  from  afar.     See  Reinecke.     Evening 

star.    FC 
Lovely  lady  in  the  sky.    See  Smith.    Silver  night.     SV 
Lovely  little  flow'ret.     Sec  Jacob.     Forget-me-not.     WS 

(Reinecke.     Forget-me-not.     FC — SLl) 
Lovely  little  violet.     See   Schults.     Violet.     FC— KC— MSL— RCS 

— SLl— WS 

For  composers  see  Schults.    Violet. 
♦Lovely  lovely  May.     WS 
Lovely  May.    Hubbard.     MSG 
Lovely  Minka.     FS 
Lovely  moon,  lovely  moon.     See  Hill.     Moon  song.     SHS 

Lover.     Girl  I  left  behind  me.     EFS 

Low-backed  car.     EFS — FS 

Love's  parting.     EFS 

Loving  Jesus,  meek  and  mild.    See  Smith.    Hymn  for  a  little  child. 

SLl 
Loving  mother,  kind  and  true.    See  Naegeli.    Father  and  mother's 

care.     SHS 
Low-backed  car.     EFS — FS 
Lowell.     Fountain.     TLB — TC 

June.     TLB 

Longing.     TLB 

True  freedom.    TLB 

Lowry.     I  need  Thee  every  hour.     TLB 

*Lucy  Locket  lost  her  pocket.     BB — OYA 

(Arne.     Lucy  Locket.     FS) 
Louisella.     See  Dairy.     FS 
Lullaby.     RCS 
Lullaby.     Allen.     StN 

(Fairlamb.    Lullaby.     StN) 
Lullaby-     Brahms.     SHS 

(Brahms.    Little  dustman.     EFS), 


140  Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Lullaby.     Elliott.     MG— SM 

(Lullaby.     HR) 

(Walker.     Baby  lullaby.     WS) 
Lullaby.     Fairlamb.     StN 

(Allen.     Lullaby.     StN) 
Lullaby.     Foote.     TLB 

(Henderson.     Golden   slumbers   kiss  your   eyes.     StN 

(Golden  slumbers  kiss  your  eyes.     RCS) 
Lullaby.     Foster.     TC 
Lullaby.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Lullaby.     Giffe.     BSS 
Lullaby.     Mozart.     SHS 
Lullaby.     Reed.     TGS 
Lullaby  and  good  morning.     Hill.     SHS 
Lullaby  and  good-night!     Sec  Brahms.     Cradle  song.     FS 
♦Lullaby  baby,  go  to  sleep.     BSS 
Lullaby  ball   song.     KC 
Lullaby,  lullaby,  Baby    must    sleep.     See    Tufts.     Cradle    song. 

CL 
Lullaby,  lullaby,  twilight    is    falling.     See    Dietrich.     Woodland 

lullaby.     TC 
Lullaby,  my  darling,  shut  your  eyes  to  sleep.     See  Giffe.     Lul- 
laby.    BSS 
Lullaby  song.     Hahn.     BSS 
Lullabye.     Hurd.     PTS 
Lully.     By  the  moon's  pale  light.     FS 
Lurlei.     Silcher.     RCS 

(Silcher.     Loreley.     FS) 
"Lust'ger  Schweizerbu'  "     See  Country  dance,  L     FDM 

Music  only 
Luther.     Ein'  feste  Burg.     TLB 

(Luther.     Mighty  fortress  is  our  God.     EFS) 

(Luther.     Safe  stronghold.     FS) 
Lvoff.     We  praise  Thee.  Lord.     FS 

Rise,  crowned  -with  light.     TLB 

Lyndhurst.     TLB 

*M.  O.  for  Maudie-O.     JB 

Ma  Normandie.     See  Berat.     My  Normandy.     FS 

Macdonald.     Little  white   lily.     CL 

(Smith.     Little  white  lily.     SL2) 

(Walker.     Little  white  lily.     WS) 
Macfarren.     Mid-summer  night's  dream.     TLB 
Single  chants.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Three  fishes.     TLB 

McHugh.     October.     GS 

Macirone.     O  hush  thee,  my  baby.     FS 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  141 

Mackenzie.     Things  of  beauty.     TC 

Through  love  to  light.     TC 

McLellan.     Christmas  bells.     EL 
September.     EL 

(Conrade.     September.     GS) 

(Knowlton.     September.     NS) 
Macomber.     In  my  hand  a  ball  I  hold.     WS 
Macy.     Autumn  leaves.     EL 

Clover  blossoms.     EL 

Mad  tea  party.     Riley.     LL 

Madam,  I   am  come  a-courting.     See  Quaker   courtship.     NG 

Madam,  I  present   you    with    six   rows    of   pins.     See    Proposal. 

NEBl 
Madeleine.     Roeckel.     TLB 
Maggie's  pet.     Elliott.     MG 

Mai  ist  gekommen.     See   May-time  has   come.     RSC 
Maid  o'  the  mill.     NCBl 
Maiden  and  the  bird.     HR 
Maiden's  wish.     Chopin.     FS 

(Chopin.     Spring  song.     EPS) 
Main.     Bye,  baby,  bj'e.     EL 
Maitland.     Barkshire    tragedy.     NEBl 

Lavender    cry.     NEBl 

Little  Sir  William.     NEBl 

Make  a  basket.     See  Smith.     Basket.     SL2 

Making  bread.     Roeske.     PEP 

Making  butter.     Roeske.     PEP 

Malbrough    s'en    va-t-en    guerre.     See    Duke    Malborough.     FS 

Mamma  and  the  baby.     Reinecke.     EC 

Man  in  the  moon.     Elliott.     MG 

Man  in  the  moon.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

Man  in  the  moon   came  down  too  soon.     See   Elliott.     Man  in 

the   moon.     MG 
Man  in  the  moon  came    tumbling    down.     See    Smeltzer.     Man 

in  the  moon.     SZ 
Man  on  the  dromedary.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Manger  throne.     Steggall.     FS 

(Steggall.     Christmas   carol.     RCS) 
Mann.     God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     EL — SLl 
*Man's  life's  a  vapor.     LBS 
Many  fields  of  grass  and  clover.     See  Hill.     Story  of  the  butter. 

SHS 
Many  happy   returns   of  the   day.     See   Gaynor.     Child's   birth- 
day.    GS 
Many  miles  have  I  been  straying.     See  Lindbald.     Dalecarlian. 

maiden's  song.     EFS 
March.     Cornell.     StN 

(Smith.     In  the  snowing  and  the  blowing.     SLl) 


142  .  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

March.     HoUacnder.     HMC2 

Music  only 
March.     Knowlton.     NS 
March.     Rogers.     KM 
March  like  gallant  soldiers,  rataplan.     See  Reinecke.     Rataplan. 

FC— HR 
March!  march!  comrades  gay.     See  Wandering  workmen.     SL2 
March  of  Fingall's  men.       Reinhold.     HMC2 

Music  only 
March  of  the  men  of  Harlech.     FS 
March  of  the  men  of  Harlech.     TLB 
March  of  the  priests.     Mendelssohn.     HMC2 
March  together    and    never    stop.     See    Smith.     Wheel-wright. 

SM     _     _ 
Marche  militaire.     Concone.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Marching;  no's  22-30.     PS 
Marching:  no.  22.     PS 

(Koehler.     Let  us  march  without  a  blunder.     HR) 
Marching,  no.  25.     PS 

(Adaptation:    Equal  measure.     HR) 
Marching  exercise.     KC 
Marching  'round  the  valley.     USI 
Marching  song.     Stevenson.     CGV — LBS — SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Marching  song. 
Marching  song  for  Froebel's  birthday.     Rockwell.     KC 
Marella.     Half  past  twelve.     RCS 
Margery  Daw.     BB 
Marguerite.     JB 
Marquerites.     Gaynor.     LL 
Marion,  May  and  Maud  have  not  passed  me  by.     See  Schlesinger. 

Bronze,  brown  eyes.     StN 
Marianina.     See   Sea  breeze.     FS 
Marie  Antoinette.     Children  and  the  sheep.     HR 

(Cole.     Sheep.     CM) 

(Hill.     Children  and  the  sheep.     SHS) 

Return.     FS 

Marien-wuermchen.     See  Schumann.     Lady  bird.     FS 
Marionetts.     Reinecke.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Marjorie  Daw.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Marjorie's  almanac.     Warren.     StN 
Making  time.       Hitte.     DM 
Mariner  of  old,  when  he  sailed  to  sea.     See  Neidlinger.     Beacon 

of  long  ago.     ES2 
Marriage.     NG 

Marseillaise.     De  L'Isle.     EFS — FS 
Marseilles  hymn.     See  Marseillaise. 


Index   to   Kindergaro-en   Songs  143 

Marston.     February.     EL 
Martin.     Autumn.     MSL 

Captain's  call.     MSL 

Children's  day.     MSL 

Child's  hymn.     MSL 

Christ  is  risen.     MSL 

Cross  and  crown.     MSL 

Easter  morning.     MSL 

Gracious  Saviour,  gentle   Shepherd.     MSL 

Happy  town  of  Salem.     MSL 

He  is  calling.     MSL 

Hear  the  shining  angels  sing.     MSL 

Invitation.     MSL 

Jesus  is  King.     MSL 

Jesus'  little  lamb.     MSL 

'Jesus,  meek  and  gentle.     MSL 

Jesus,  when  he  was  a  child.     MSL 

Lands  that  need  the  gospel.     MSL 

Last   song.     MSL 

Little  soldier.     MSL 

Mary  to  the  Saviour's  tomb.     MSL 

Morning  song.     MSL 

"O  little  town  of  Bethlehem."     MSL 

Royal  conqueror.     MSL 

Springtime.     MSL 

'Summer.     MSL 

Thou  crownest  the  year  with  thy  goodness.     MSL 

When  Jesus  came.     MSL 

Winter.     MSL 

Mary  Contrary.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

Mary,  go  and  call  the  cattle  home.     See  Sands  of  Dee.     TLB 

*Mary  had  a  little  lamb.     OYA 

Mary  had  a  little  lamb  which  grew  to  be  a  sheep.     See  Knowl- 
ton.       Sequel  to  an  old  story.     NS 

Mary,  look  around  you.     See  Wiggin.     Seeing  game.     KG 

♦Mary  rides  upon  a  horse.     LBS 

♦Mary  to  the   Saviour's  tomb.     Martin.     MSL 

Maryland!  my  Maryland.     EPS 

Marzials.     Bailiff's  daughter  of  Islington.     CPP 

Barbara  Allen.     CPP 

Black  eyed  Susan.     CPP 

Come,  lasses  and  lads.     CPP 

(Come,  lasses  and  lads.     FS — LBS) 

Drink  to  me  only  with  thine  eyes.     CPP 

Early  one  morning.     CPP 

Girl  I've  left  behind  me.     CPPP 

Harvest  home.     CPP 

How  should  I  your  true  love  know?     CPP 


144  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Marzials.     Hunter   in   his  career.     CPP 

It  was  a  lover  and  his  lass.     CPP 

It  was  a  maid  of  my  countree.     CPP 

Jog  on,  jog  on.     CPP 

Leather  bottel.     CPP 

Love  will  find  out  the  way.     CPP 

Mermaid.     CPP 

My  lady  Greensleeves.     CPP 

(My  lady  Greensleeves.     NEBl) 

My  lodging  is  on  the  cold  ground.     CPP 

Near  Woodstock  town  in  Oxfordshire.     CPP 

O  mistress  mine,  where  are  you  roving?     CPP 

Phillida    flouts    me.     CPP 

Phillis  on  the  new  made  hay.     CPP 

Poor  beggar's  daughter.     CPP 

Sally  in  our  alley.     CPP 

Seeds    of    love.     CPP 

Since  first  I  saw  your  face.     CPP 

Sir  Simon  de  Montfort.     CPP 

Spanish  lady.     CPP 

Three  ravens.     CPP 

(Three  ravens.     EPS — FS) 

To  all  you  ladies.     CPP 

'Twas  in  the  merry  month   of  May.     CPP 

'We  be  soldiers   three.     CPP 

We  be  three  poor  mariners.     CPP 

When  the  bright  God  of  day.     CPP 

Who  liveth  so  merry  in  all  this  land?     CPP 

Marzo.     Baby.     StN 

Baby's  skies.     StN 

*Ma's  little  pigs  we're  all  of  us.     BFD 
Mason.     How  gentle  God's  command.     TLB 

Nearer  my  God  to  Thee.     TLB 

Mason    and    carpenter    with    stone    and    brick    and    wood.     See 

Gaynor.     Building  the  house.     LL 
*Massa  dear.     Johnson.     TLB 

Master  Hare  sat  in  a  hole  fast  asleep.     See  Hare.     PS 
Mather.     Robin,  Robin   Redbreast.     WS 
*Matona,  lovely  maiden.     Lassus.     TLB 
Maxwelton's  braes  are  bonny.     See  Scott.      Annie  Laurie.     EPS 

— FS— TLB 
May.     PS 

May.     Brown.     WS 
May.     Knowlton.     NS 
May-basket.     Smith.     LCD 
May  dance.     FDM 

Music  only 
Many  dancing  song.     Richter.     HR 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  145 

May  day.     Coonley.     GS 

May  day   invitation.     Sherwood.     HS 

May  is  trav'ling  hither.     See  May.     PS 

May  our  Emperor's  reis:n  endure.     See  Kimi-go-yo.     TLB 

May  pole    dance.— "Bluff    King    Hal."     BFD 

May  Queen.     Gaynor.     GS 

May  song.     Smith.     TLB 

May  song.     Strong.     HS 

May-time  has  come.     RCS 

May-time  is  coming.     See  May-time  has  come.     RCS 

Maypole  song.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Maypole  style.     JB 

Mazurka.     Lichner.     HMC2 
Music   only 

Wilm.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Meadow  daisy.     Taubert.     RCS 

Meadow  talk.     Fisher.     StN 

Meeting.     FS 

Meeting    of  the  waters.     TLB 

Mein  Schatz  ist  ein  Reiter.     See  My  knight  is  a  rider.     RCS 
(My  trooper) 

Meissner.     Brownie  firefly.       ASC 

Granddaddy   longlegs.     ASC 

Hearing.     ASC 

— ■ — Honey  bee  and  clover.     ASC 

In  China.     ASC 

In  Germany.     ASC 

In  Holland.     ASC 

In  Japan.     ASC 

In  Scotland.     ASC 

Katydid.     ASC 

Mr.  Bumble  Bee.     ASC 

Seeing.     ASC 

Smelling.     ASC 

Tasting.     ASC 

Touching.     ASC 

Mellow   light   is    shining.     See    Martin.     Autumn.     MSL 

Melody  in  F.     Rubinstein.     HMCl 
Music  only 

Memorial  day.     Flotow.     GS 

Memorial  day.     Stetson.     HS 

Memorial  hymn.     Allen.     TLB 

Men  of  Harlech!  in  the  hollow.     See  March  of  the  men  of  Har- 
lech.    TLB 

Men  of  Harlech,  march  to  glorv.     Sec  March  of  the  men  of  Har- 
lech.    FS 

Men!  whose  boast  it  is.     See  Lang.     True  freedom.     TLB 


146  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Menard.     Slumber  song.     BSS 
Mendelssohn.     Allegro.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Child's  good-bye.     HR 

(Sawyer.     Good-bye  to  the  flowers.     WS) 

Greeting.     FS 

Greeting.     RCS 

If  with  all  your  hearts.     TLB 

March  of  the  priests.     HMC2 

Music  only 

O  rest  in  the  Lord.     TLB 

O,  wert  thou  in  the  cold  blast.     TLB 

— I — Raindrops.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Sleep,  gentle  babe.     TLB 

Spring  song.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Spring  song.     SLl 

Merkel.     Polonaise.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Mermaid.     Marzials.     CPP 
Merot.     Youth  has  gone.     FS 
Merrily  away  they  fly.     See  Fischer.     Bees.     HR 
Merrily,  form  a  ring.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Heerwart.     Merrily,  merrily.     HR) 

(Smith.     Forming  the  ring.     SL2) 
Merrily    in    the    brooklet    clear.     See    Froebel.     Fishes    in    the 

brook.     MP 
♦Merrily,  merrily  let  us  form  a  ring.     Heerwart.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Merrily,    form   a   ring.     MSG) 

(Smith.     Forming  the  ring.     SL2) 
Merrily,  merrily,  the  anvil  rings.     See  Hill.     Blacksmith's  song. 

SHS 
Merrily  swinging  on  brier  and  weed.     See  Conrade.     Robert  of 

Lincoln.     GS 
Merrily  we  dance.     Smith.     SLl 
Merry  and  swift  in  the  crystal  stream.     See  Kohl.     Fish  in  the 

brook.     SM 
♦Merry  bells  of  Easter.     NS 
Merry  chimes.     KK 
Merry  Christmas  bells.     Batchellor.     GS 

(Murray.     Merry    Christmas    bells.     WS) 
Merry  Christmas  bells.     Hitte.     DM 
♦Merry  Christmas  has  come.     Wiggin.     KC 
Merry  Christmas!  Merry  Christmas!  we  sing  and  we  say.     See 

Knowlton.     December.     NS 
♦Merry  Christmas  now   is   here.     Gaynor.     SCI 
♦Merry  Christmas  to  our  friends.     HS 


Index   to   Kindergar/ten   Songs  147 

Merry  frogs  are  blithe  and  gay.     See   Hailmann.     Frogs.     HR 
Merry-go-round.     Loomis.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Merry-go-round.     .S"^^    Carrousel.     BFD 
Merry,  happy  little  children.     HR 
Merry  helpers.     Stangenberger.     HR 
Merry  lay  of  June.     Knowlton.     NS 
Merry  life.     Denza.     TLB 

(Denza.     Funiculi,  funicula.     FS) 

( Sailing  o'er  a  summer  sea.     EFS) 

Merry  little  fishes  in  the  brook  at  play.     See  Brahms.     Fish  in 

the  brook.     SM 
Merry  little  maiden.     See  Haydn.     Child's  May  song.     HR 
Merry  little  men.     Roeske.     PFP 
Merry  little  playmate,    at    my    side    all    day.     See    Hill.     Light 

and  shadow.     SHS 
Merry  little  river.     See  Roeske.     Mill.     PFP 
Merry  little  skip  and  dance.     See  Sherwood.     Around  the  May- 
pole.    HS 
♦Merry  little  snowflakes  dancing  in  the  air.     Hill.     SHS 
Merry  little  snowflakes  dancing  thro'  the  street.     See  Reinecke. 

Snowflakes.     HR 
Merry  may  the  keel   row.     FS 
Merry,    merry,    merry,    merry,    Christmas    bells.     See    Murray. 

Merry  Christmas  bells.     WS 

(Batchellor.     Merry  Christmas  bells.     GS) 
Merry  mice  stay  in  their  holes.     See  Koehloer.     Mice.     HR 
Merry  month  of  May.     Gaynor.     LL 
Merry  rain.     Bartlett.     StN 
Merry  wind.     Smith.     LCD 
♦Merry  wind  came  racing.     Knowlton.     NS 
Merry  workers.     Smith.     SL2 
Messenger  of  spring.     RSC 
Messenger  from  cloudland.     BSS 
Messiah.     Handel.     TLB 
Methfessel.     Dandelion.     SHS 
Mice.     Koehler.     HR 
'Mid  pleasures  and  palaces  though  we  may  roam.     See  Bishop. 

Home,  sweet  home.     EFS — FS — LBS 
'Mid  the  winter  storms  we're  sleeping.     See  Reissmann.     Wak- 
ing flowers.     RCS 
Midsummer  frolics.     Gilchrist.     StN 
Midsummer  night's  dream.     Macfarren.     TLB 
Miew,   miew,   purr,  purr,  I   am  a   cat  you   see.     See   Valentine. 

Cat.     VBD 
♦Mighty  fortress  is  our  God.     Luther.     EFS 

(Luther.     Ein'  feste   Burg.     TLB) 

(Luther.     Safe  stronghold.     FS) 


148  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Migration   song.     Hill.     SHS 

Milk  for  supper.     Smith.     LCD 

Milking  time.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Milkweed  babies.     Smith.     SL2 

Milkweed  pods    are    ripe    and    brown.     See    Gaynor.     Milkweed 

seeds.     SC2 
Milkweed  seeds.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Mill.     EL 

(Hubbard.     Miller.     MSG) 
Mill.     WS 

(Anschuetz.     Mill  by  the  rivulet.     HR) 
Mill.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Mill.     Glueck.     FS 
Mill.     Hitte.     DM 
Mill.     Reed.     TGS 

(Reinecke.     Mill-wheel.     SM) 
Mill.     Reinecke.     FC 

(Adaptation  in  SLI) 
Mill.     Roeske.     PFP 
*Mill  by  the  rivulet.     Anschuetz.     HR 

(Mill.     WS) 
Mill  goes   toiling   slowly   around.     See   DeKoven.     Nightfall    in 

Dordrecht.     FSC 
Millard.     Sing-away  bird.     StN 
Miller.     Bluebird.     GS 

Spring  secrets.     EL 

Tick!  Took.     SM 

Miller.     PS 

Miller.     USI 

Miller.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Mill.     EL) 
Miller.     Koehler.     HR 
Miller,    have   you    nought    for   grinding?     See    Koehler.     Miller. 

HR 
Miller  of  Dee.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Miller's  flowers.     Schubert.     FS 
♦Million  little  diamonds.     Burdett.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Million   little   diamonds.     StN) 

(Tufts.     Winter  jewels.     CD 

(Walker.     Winter  jewels.     WS) 
Million    wee    cradles    are    curtained    with    green.     See    Knowlton. 

Pinky  wild  rose.     NS 
Millstone.     Smith.     SLI 
Millwheel.     EL 

(Conrade.     Millwheel.     GS) 

(Hubbard.     Round    and    round    it    goes.     MSG) 
Millwheel.     PS 

(Clip,  clap.     RSC) 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  149 

Millwheel.     Montz.     IMS 
Millwheel.     Reinecke.     SM 

(Reed.     Mill.     TGS) 
Millwheels  are  clapping.     See  Clip,  clap.     RCS 

(Millwheel.     PS) 
Millwheels  are  turning.     See  Mill.     EL 

(Hubbard.     Miller.     MSG) 
Milton.     Haste  thee,  nymph.     TLB 

Love  virtue.     TLB 

Stanzas  from  the  nativity.     TLB 

Minding  their  mother.     Smith.     LCD 

Mine  eyes  have  seen  the  glory  of  the  coming  of  the  Lord.     See 

Howe.     Battle  hymn  of  the  republic.     EFS — FS 
*Mine's  a  lovely  house.     JB 
Miner.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
♦Minstrel  boy.     EFS— FS 
Minuet.     Damrosch.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Minuet.     StN) 
Minuet.     Mozart.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Minuet.     Terhune.     CC 
Miss,  I'll  give  you  a  paper  of  pins.     See  I'll  give  you  a  paper  of 

pins.     NG 
Miss  Jenny  Jones.     NG 

(Variant:  Jilly  Jo.     JB) 
Missing  ball.     Reed.     TGS 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sparrow.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Mr.  Bumble  bee.     Meissner.     ASC 
Mr.  Duck  and  Mr.  Turkey.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Mister  Duck  went  to  call.     See  Neidlinger.     Mr.  Duck  and  Mr. 

Turkey.     SSS 
*Mr.  Frog.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Mr.  Period  and  his  friends.     ES2 
Mr.  Rooster  and  Mrs.  Hen.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Mr.  Rooster  and  Mrs.  Hen.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Mister  Rooster  does  nothing  but  crow.     See  Neidlinger.       Mr. 

Rooster  and  Mrs.  Hen.     SSS 
Mister  Rooster  wakes   up   early  in   the   morning.     See   Gaynor. 

Mr.  Rooster  and  Mrs.  Hen.     SCI 
Mr.  Squirrel.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Mister  Sun,    good-night,    we    say.     See    Atkinson.     Good-night. 

GS 
Mister  Sunshine.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Mr.  Toadie's  coat.     Grove.     HS 
Mr.  Wind   and    Madam   Rain.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Mrs.  Bond.     CBO 


150  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

♦Mistress  Cow  stand  at  the  gate.     Neidlinger.     ES 
Mistress  Doh   and   her  neighbors.     Gaynor.     SCI 
♦Mistress  Mary.     Elliott.     MG 

(Gaynor.     Mistress  Mary.     LL) 
♦Mistress  mine,   where   are   you   roving?     Marzials.     CPP 
Mrs.  Pussy,  sleek  and   fat.     See   Roeske.     Mrs.   Pussy's   dinner. 

PFP 
Mrs.  Pussy's    dinner.     Roeske.     PFP 
Mistress  Sparrow,  pert  and  perky.     See  Gaynor.     Mr.  and  Mrs. 

Sparrow.     SC2 
Mit  dem  Pfeil,  dem  Bogen.     See  Weber.     Hunter's  song.     RCS 
Mit  einer  Primula  veris.     See  Grieg.     First  primrose.     FS 
Mix  a  pancake,  stir  a  pancake.     See  Krakoviak,  I.     FS 
Mokrejs.     Field  mouse.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Shoernaker.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Molloy.     Ding,    dong!     StN 

(Hoffman.     Ding,  dong!     StN) 
Snow-flakes.     StN 

(Warren.     Snow-flakes)     StN) 
Wren  and  the  hen.     StN 

(Bartlett.     Wren  and  the  hen.     StN) 
Molly   Malone.     LBS 

(Cockles   and  mussels.     FS) 
Mond,  der  scheint.     See  Wenk.     Nursery  clock.     RCS 
♦Monday  night,  Tuesday  night.     JB 

Monday's    Dolly's    washing    day.     5"^^    Gaynor.     Little    house- 
wife.    SCI 
Monk.     Abide  with  me.     TLB 
Monkey   married   the   baboon's   sister.     See   Monkey's   wedding. 

OYA 
Monkey's  wedding.     OYA 
Month  of  May.     Cole.     CM 
Montz.     Birds  flying.     IMS 

■ Blacksmith.     IMS 

Butterflies.     IMS 

Chopping  wood.     IMS 

Church  bells.     IMS 

Circle    march.      IMS 

Feeding  chickens.     IMS 

Fire  bells.     IMS 

Flags.     IMS 

For  prayer.  IMS 

Good  morning  bows.     IMS 

Horses  trotting.     IMS 

Loading  and  unloading.     IMS 

Millwheel.     IMS 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  151 

Montz.     Nodding  flowers.    IMS 

North  wind.  IMS 

Pumping.     IMS 

Rocking  the  cradle.  IMS 

Run.     IMS 

Scythe  movement.    IMS 

Seeds;  or  Flowers  unfolding.  IMS 

Sewing  machine.    IMS 

Skip.     IMS 

Smoke.     IMS 

Stream  freezing.     IMS 

.Tip-toe  march.     IMS 

Washing.    IMS 

Moon.     Conrade.     CS 
Moon.    Stevenson.    LBS 

(Bell.     Moon.     LBS) 
Moon  and  the  stars.  PS 

(Reinecke.     Who  has  the  whitest  lambkins?     FC — KC) 

(White  lambkins.     HR) 
Moon  boat.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Moon  has  a  face  like  the  clock  in  the  hall    See  Stevenson.  Moon. 

LBS 

(Bell.     Moon.     LBS) 
Moon!  in  the  night  I  have  seen  you  sailing.  See  Brewster.     O 

moon!   in   the   night.     BSS 
Moon  in  the  pool.     See  Meissner.     Seeing.     ASC 
*Moon  is  playing  hide  and  seek.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Moon  phases.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Moon  rides  high.    See  Wenk.  Nursery  clock.  RCS 
Moon  so  round  and  silv'ry.     See  Smith.     Silver  moon.     SL2 
Moon  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Moonbeam    floateth    from    the    skies.      See    DeKoven.      Orkney 

lullaby.     FSC 
Moonlight  song.     EL 
Moore.     Canadian  boat  song.     TLB 

Card  sewing.     SCI 

Harp  that  once  through  Tara's  halls.     EFS 

Last  rose  of  summer.     FS 

— —  Meeting  of  the  waters.     TLB 

Minstrel  boy.    EFS — FS 

Valley  lay  smiling.     EFS 

When  love  is  kind.    EFS 

Morn  was  fair,  the  skies  were  clear.     See  Rose  of  Allandale. 

TLB 
Morning.     FS 
Morning.     Brewster.    BSS 
Morning  bright,  with   rosy  light.     See  Tufts.     Morning  hymn. 

CL 

(Walker.     Morning   bright.     WS) 


152  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Morning   fair  has  come  again.     Sec  Morning  song.     KC 
*Morning-glory  bells.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Morning  greeting.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Morning  greeting.     Mozart.     SHS 
Morning  greeting.     Pollen.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Morning  greeting.     Smith.     SLl 
Morning  greeting.     Wiggin.     KC 
Morning  hymn.     Batchellor.     WS 

(Hamburg.     Morning  hymn.     HR) 

(Wiggin.     Morning   prayer,    no.    1.     KC) 
Morning  hymn.     Mozart.     HR 
Morning  hymn.     Reinecke.     KC 
Morning  hymn.     Smith.     LCD 
Morning  hymn.     Tufts.     CL 

(Walker.     Morning  bright.     WS) 
Morning  hymn.     Wiggin.     KC 
Morning  hymn  of  praise.     Kies.     MSL 
Morning  mood.     Grieg.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Morning  prayer.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Morning  prayer.     Gurlitt.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Morning  prayer.     Knowlton.     NS 
Morning  prayer.     Randegger.     Sll 

(Wiggin.     Morning  prayer,  no.  4.     KC) 
Morning  prayer.     Reinecke.     FC — SLl 
Morning  prayer.     Reinecke.     SL2 
Morning  prayer,  no.  1.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Batchellor.     Morning   hymn.     WS) 

(Hamburg.     Morning  hymn.     HR) 
Morning  prayer,  no.  2.     Wiggin.     KC 
Morning  prayer,  no.  3.     Wiggin.     KC 
Morning  prayer,  no.  4.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Randegger.     Morning  prayer.     SLl) 
Morning  prayer,  no.  5.     Smith.     KC 
Morning  song.     HR 
Morning  song.     KC 
Morning  song.     Barnby.     TLB 
Morning  song.     Grove.     HS 
Morning  song.     Martin.     MSL 
Morning  song.     Schumann.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Morning  song.     Tufts.     CL 
Morning  song  and  march.     TLB 
*Morning  song,  dear  forest.     RCS 
*Morning  sun  is  shining.    Smith  SLl 
Morning  sun    peeps   in    at   you.     See   Gaynor.     Awake.     LL 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  153 

Morning  thanksgiving.     Reed.     HS 

Mornings  frosty  grow,  and  cold.     See  Conrade.     In  September, 

GS 
Morris  dance: — "Laudnum   bunches."     BFD 
Morris  oflf.     NEBl 
Morris  on.     NEBl 
Morton.     Air  is  filled  with  the  echoes.     WS 

Christmas  picture.     HS 

First  Christmas.     HS— WS 

(Reinecke.     First  Christmas.     GS) 

Little  mice  are  creeping.     WS 

Thanksgiving  song.     WS 

(Conrade.     Thanksgiving   day.     GS) 

(Hubbard.     Thanksgiving  day.     MSG) 

(Sleigh-ride.     HR) 
Mosenthal.     Minuet.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fairlamb.     Minuet.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Minuet.     StN)_ 

Punkydoodle  and  Jollypin.     StN 

Sweet  red   rose.     StN 

(Bartlett.     Sweet    red    rose.     StN) 

(Ingraham.     Sweet  red  rose.     StN) 
Moth  of  the  night.     See  Gaynor.     Night  moth.       SC2 
Mother  Annika.     KK 
Mother  day.     Gaynor.     GS 

Mother  dear,    Jerusalem.     See    Ward.     Jerusalem    alone.     TLB 
Mother  dear,  so  kind  and  good.     See  Hurd.     Family.     PTS 
Mother  eye,  so  blue  and  tender.     See  Reinecke.     Mother  love. 

RCS 
Mother,  good  and  dear,     Froebel.     MP 
*Mother  Holly.     Gaynor.     LL 
Mother  how  pretty   the   moon   looks   tonight.     See    Hubbard. 

Pretty  moon.     MSG 

(Sawyer.     New  moon.     WS) 
Mother  in  unity  with  her  child.     Froebel.     MP 
Mother  love.     Reinecke.     RCS 
Mother     my  love,  if  you'll  give  me  your  hand.     See  Gilchrist. 

Child   and   mother.     FSC 
Mother  Nature  and  Mr.  Wind.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Mother  says  I  must  practise.     See  Terhune.     Spinet.     CC 
"Mother,   see   the   moon."     See   Froebel.     Boy   and    the   moon. 

MP 
Mother  sings.     Sinding.     EFS 
Mother  Tabbyskins.     Elliott.     MG 
^Mother,  will  you  buy  me  a  milking  can?     JB 
Mother's  birthday.     Reinecke.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Birthday  song.     SLl) 


154  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Mother's  birthday.     Schwartz.     BSS 

Mother's  busy  sewing.     See  Cole.     How  the  baby  was  named. 

CM 
Mother's  hymn.     Bacon.     EL 

(Kallmann.     Teachers'    hymn.     HR) 

(Teachers'  hymn,  11.     KC) 
Mother's  knives  and  forks.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Mother's  little  Olle  walks  in  the  wood.     See  Olle  and  the  bear. 

KK 
Mother's  little  pets  are  we  together.     See   Mother's  pets.     KK 
Mother's  lullaby  babies.    Sheehan.    OSM 
Mother's  pets.     KK 
Mountain  polka.     See  Fjallnaspolska.     FDM 

Music  only 
Mountain  march.     BFD 
Mountain  march.     FDM 

Music  only 
Mouse  and  cat.     Knight.     HS 
*Mow,  mow,  the  oats.     HC 
Mowers.     Tabram.     KC 
Mowing  grass.     Froebel.     SM 
Mowing  song.     Smith.     SLl 
Mozart.     Come,  lovely  May.     RCS 

God's  love.     SHS 

Going  to  sleep.     HR 

(Asleep.     HR) 

Ball  songs,  no.   10.     PS) 

(Hubbard.     Little  ball  lies  in  my  hand.     MSG) 

Good-bye  song.     SHS 

Good  morning  to  the  sunshine.     HR 

Horse-shoeing.     HR 

Lullaby.     SHS 

Minuet.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Morning  greeting.     SHS 

Morning  hymn.     HR 

Rain   song.     SHS 

Rippling,  purling.     HR 

(Gilchrist.    Rippling,  purling  little  river.    SM) 

(Rippling,  purling  little   river.     RCS) 

Second  ring  song.     SHS 

Summer  joy.     HR 

Theme  from  sonata.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Two  hands  I  have.     HR 

Mueller.     Lamplighter.     SHS 

Miller's  flowers.     FS 

Muellers   Blumen.     See  Shubert.     Miller's   flowers.     FS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  155 

Muffin  man.     BG— HC— JB— USI 
Mulberry  bush.     BG— CBO— FS— JB— LBS 

(As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     NG) 

(Going  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HR) 

(Here  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     HC) 

(Little  washerwoman.     KK) 
Murray.     Merry  Christmas  bells.     WS 
Music  box.     Berghs.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Musician.     HC 
Musicians.     HR 
Must  I  ride  so  long  a  journey.     See  He  that  will  not  when  he 

may.     FS 
*Must  I  then  go  afar  from  the  town.     EFS 

Mutteraug'  in  deine  Blaue.     See  Reinecke.     Mother  love.     RCS 
♦My  ball  comes  up   to   meet   me.     Walker.     WS 
My  ball,  I  want  to  call  you.     See  Walker.     Tossing  game.    WS 
My  ball  is  fond  of  moving.     Ball  songs,  no.  IS.     PS 
*My  ball  is  soft  and  round  and  gay.     HR 
My  ball  is  soft  and  round  and  gay.     See  Ball  songs,  no.  12.    PS 

My  ball  is  soft  and  round  and  bright.     See  Just  the  thing.     HR 
*My  ball  lies  in  its  little  bed.     WS 

My  ball  reflects  the  clear  blue  sky.     See  Ball  songs,  no.  17.    PS 
My  ball  will  be  an  apple  red.     See  Knowlton.     Game  with  first 

kindergarten  gift.     NS 
My  barrow  I  have  brought  to  you.     See  Wheelbarrow.     PS 
My  bed  is  a  boat.     Stevenson.     CGV — LBS — SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.    My  bed  is  a  boat 

My  bed  is  like  a  little  boat.     See  Stevenson.     My  bed  is  a  boat. 

CGV— LBS— SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.    My  bed  is  a  boat 
My  bicycle.     Gaynor.     GS 
My  big  black  dog.     OYA 
My  brigantine.     Saar.     TLB 
My  brothers  they  were  Tom  and  Jack  and  Joe  and  Jock  and 

Bill.     See  Seven  brothers.     LBS 
*My  country  'tis  of  thee.     Carey.     TLB 

(America.     FS— GS— MSG) 
My  daddy  is  dead,  but  I  can't  tell  you  how.     See  Plough  boy  in 

luck.     CBO 
*My  dame  has  a  lame  tame  crane.     FS 

My  dear  mama  I  love  to  hear.     See  Smith.     Bedtime.     SV 
My  dog,  Carl.     Cole.     CM 

My  doggie's    name    is    "Guess".     Sec    Neidlinger.     Guess.     SSS 
*My  father  and    mother   were    Irish.     OYA 
*My  father  was  a  carpenter.     LBS 
*My  father  was  a  tailor.     JB 


156  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

My  first  good  horse  is  very  very  tall.     See  Valentine.     Baby's 

horses.     VBD 
My  garden  flowers.     Sheehan.     OSM 
My  God  and   Father,  while   I   stray.     See  Troyte.     Troyte's  chant. 

TLB 
My  hand  must  be  the  mill-stone.     See  Smith.     Mill-stone.     SLl 
My  heart  is  God's  little  garden.     Smith.     SL2 
My  kingdom.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsey.     My  kingdom.     SF) 
My  kitty.     HR 

(Elliott.     I  love  little  pussy.     MG— SLl) 

(Tufts.     I   like   little   pussy.     CL) 
My  kitty.     Cole.     CM 
*My  knight  is  a  rider.     RCS 

(My  trooper.     FS) 
My  lady  Greensleeves.     NEBl 

(Marzials.     My   lady   Greensleeves.     CPP) 
♦My  lady  wind.     Elliott.     MG 
My  lady's  garden.     CBO 

My  little  ball  lies  in  my  hand.     See  Wiggin.     Ball  lullal)y.     KC 
My  little  doll  Rose.     Tufts.     FS 
My  little  sixpence.     See  Elliott.     Jolly  tester.     MG 

(Jolly  tester.     BB) 
*My  lodging  is  on  the  cold  ground.     Marzials.     CPP 
*My  love  dwelt  in  a  northern  land.     Elgar.     TLB 
*My  love's   an    arbutus.     EFS — FS 

My  love,   you    do   me    wrong.     See   Marzials.     My   lady    Green- 
sleeves.    CPP 

(My  lady  Greensleeves.     NEBl) 
*My  luve's  like  a  red,  red  rose.     Garrett.     TLB 
My  mother  minds  me  not.     See  Franz.     Forlorn.     TLB 
*My  mother  said.     JB 
*My  mother  sent  me  unto  you.     JB 
My  mother's  eyes.     Reinecke.     FC 
My  mother's  memory.     Klein.     TLB 
My  neighbor.     Holden.     EL 
My  Normandy.     Berat.     FS 
My  old  friend  John.     Land.     FS 

My  old  Kentucky  home,  good   night.     Foster.     EFS 
My  pansies.     Smith.     SV 
My  pansies.     Thaxter.     EL 
*My  Pigeon    house.     Parker.     WS 
*My  pony.     Gaynor.     LL 
*My  pretty  Jane.     Bishop.     EFS 
My  pretty  little  ball  is  round.     See  Ball  song.     KC 
My  pretty  maid.     CBO— LBS 
My  pus.sy.    Tufts.    CL 
My  shadow.     Gaynor.     SCI 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  157 

My  shadow.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Stanford.     My  shadow.     SS) 
My  ship    and    I.     Stevenson.     SF — SS 

For  composers  sec  Stevenson.     My  ship  and  I. 
♦My  ship  has  been  a  sailing  across  the  ocean  blue.     Smeltzer. 

SZ 
My  six  square  flat   faces  are  running  away.     Sec  Cube  song,  no. 

2.     EL 
*My  soft  ball  loves  to  wander.     Hubbard.     MSG 
My  song.     Cole.     TC 
My  song  I  sing  at  early  dawning  day.     See  Hubbard.     Farmer. 

MSG 
My  tea    is    nearly    ready    and    the    sun    has    left    the    sky.     See 

Stevenson.     Lamplighter.     LBS 

(Bell.     Lamplighter.     LBS) 
My  trooper.     FS 

(My  knight  is  a  rider.     RCS) 
My  valentine.     Riley.     LL 
♦Mystery  man.     Reed.     TGS 

Naegeli.     Fast  fly  the  hours.     RCS 

Father  and  mother's  care.     SHS 

How  gentle  God's  commands.     TLB 

Violet.     HR— RCS— WS 

Nailor.     Hubbard.     MGS 
Naming  the  fingers.     Froebel.     SM 
Natural  history.     CBO 
Nature  game.     Hurd.     PTS 
Nature's  dream.     Karganoflf.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Nature's  Easter  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Nature's  God  is  there.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Walker.     God  is  there.     MSG) 
Nature's  goodnight.     Hill.     SHS 
Nature's  novel.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Near  the  barnyard's  open  gate.     See  Smith.     In   the  barnyard. 

SL2 
♦Near  Woodstock  town  in  Oxfordshire.     Marzials.     CPP 
♦Nearer,  my  God,  to  Thee.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Mason.     Nearer,   my   God,   to  Thee.     TLB) 
Nearer  to  Heaven  we'll  be.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Hubbard.     There  is  a  brooklet.     MSG) 
Neddy  has  a  pony.    See  Cole.    Neddy's  pets.     CM 
Neddy's  pets.     Cole.     CM 
♦Needle's  eye.     HC— NG— OYA— USI 
Neidlinger.     About  boats.     ES2 

Baby's   face.     ESI 

Bad  pussy.     SSS 


158  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Neidlinger.     Beacon  of  long  ago.     ES2 

Bee.     SSS 

Beginnings.     ES2 

Blacksmith.     ESI 

Blue-bird.     SSS 

Blow,  bugle,  blow!     TLB 

Bowl  of  bread  and  milk.     SSS 

Bunny.     SSS 

Buried  stone.     ESI 

Busy  stream.     ESI 

Busy  wind.     ESI 

Cable.     ESI 

Carnival.     ESI 

— ■ —  Caterpillar.     SSS 

Cat's  cradles.     SSS 

Chicken.     SSS 

Comparisons.     ES2 

Cut  finger.     SSS 

Cycle  of  the  year.     ESI 

— — Daisy  and  the  wind.     SSS 

Dance.     SSS 

Day  and  night.     ESI 

Endless  song.     TLB 

Engineer.     ES2 

Evening  star.     SSS 

Fairies.     ES2 

Falling  leaves.     SSS 

First  flying  lesson.     SSS 

Footprints.     SSS 

Glacier.     ESI 

Guess.     SSS 

— —  Horse.     ES2 

Humble  bee.     TLB 

Jack  Frost.     SSS 

Journey  of  the  logs.     ESI 

Kettle.     SSS 

Kitten  and  the  bow-wow.     SSS 

Letters.     ES2 

Little  birdie.    SSS 

Little  drop  of  water.     ESI 

Little  lamb.     SSS 

Little  yellowhead.     SSS 

. Lost  rose  seed.     ESI 

Man  on  the  dromedary.     SSS 

Miner.     ESI 

Mr.  Duck  and  Mr.  Turkey.     SSS 

Mr.  Frog.     SSS 

Mr.  Period  and  his  friends.     ES2 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  159 


Neidlinger.     Mr.  Rooster  and  Mrs.  Hen.     SSS 

Mr.  Squirrel.     SSS 

Mistress  Cow.     ESI 

Moon  is  playing  hide  and  seek.     SSS 

Nature's  novel.     ES2 

Night.     ES2 

Old  families.     ES2 

Old  friends.     ES2 

— ' —  Old  gravitation.     ES2 

Our  flag.     SSS 

Painter  sun.     ESI 

Palette  of  painter  Sun.     ES2 

Plowman.     ESI 

Polly.     SSS 

Rainbow.     ESI 

Rainy  day.     SSS 

Robin's  song.     SSS 

Rocking  baby.     SSS 

Rosebush's  baby.     SSS 

Same  old  road.    ES2 

— • —  Sea  garden.     ES2 

Sea  song.     ES2 

See-saw.     SSS 

Shadows.     ES2 

Sheep.     ES2 

Signs.     ES2 

Six  little  puppies.     SSS 

Small  and  great.     ES2 

Snowflakes.     SSS 

Snowman.     SSS 

Soap-babies.     SSS 

Spider.     SSS 

Steamer's  message.     ESI 

Story  of  the  horse.     ES2 

Telegraph.     ESI 

Thermometer.     ES2 

Three  funny  old   men.     SSS 

Thunder.     ESI 

Tick-tock.     SSS 

(Tiddlely  Winks  and  Tiddlely  Wee.     SSS 

Tide.     ESI 

Tin  soldiers.     SSS 

Two  crows.     SSS 

Voyage.     ES2 

^  Whale.     SSS 

When   I   grow  to   be  a  man.     SSS 

■ Winds.     ESI 

Windy  day.     SSS 


160  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Neidlingcr.     Wise  old  owl.     SSS 

Year's  color  song.    ESI 

Nelham.     Windmill.     RSC 
Nell  and  her  bird.     Tufts.     CL 
Nest.     PS. 
Nest  eggs.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Nest  eggs.     SF) 
Nevin.     Return  of  the  birds.     TC 
New  calash.     Terhune.     CC 
New  moon.     Sawyer.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Pretty  moon.     MSG) 
New  Year.     Gaynor.     SC2 
New  Year.     Gebauer.     HS 
New  Year.     Seidel.     HR 
New  Year  greeting.     Sherwood.     HS 

New  Year  is  beginning.     See  Sherwood.     New  Year  greeting.     HS 
New  Year  is  my  mother.     See  April.     SL2 
*New  Year's   day  is  coming.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Newman.     Lead  kindly  light.     TLB 
News  for  gardeners.     Knowlton.     NS 
Newsboy.     Hailmann.     HR 
Nice  little  mermaid  lived  under  the  sea.     See  Fairlamb.     Little 

mermaid.     StN 
Nigarepolskan.     FDM 
Night.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Night  and  day.     Stanley.     StN 

(Warren.     Night  and  day.     StN) 

(Wiggin.     Night  and   day.     KG) 
Night  comes  over  the  hills,  dear.     See  Rittmeyer.     Night  song. 

TLB 
Night    comes    to    guard    the    sleeping    earth.     See    Neidlinger. 

Night.     ES2 
Night  moth.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Night  song.     Rittmeyer.     TLB 
Night  was    near,    a    day    was    near.     See    Smith.     Hope    carol. 

TLB 
Nightfall  in  Dordrecht.     DeKoven.     FSC 
♦Nightingale,  O  nightingale.     AlabieflF.     FS 
Night's  shadows  falling,  men  to  rest  are  calling.     See  Fleminj?. 

Integer  Vitae.    TLB 
Night's  song.     Behr.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Nikolina.     Foote.     StN 
♦Nineteen  birds.     Elliott.     MG 
Nocturne :    Go-to-sloep  fairies.    Sec  Forester.    HMCl 

Music  only 
♦Nodding  daisies  nod  away.     Bingham.     BM 
Noel,  noel,  the  Christ  is  born!     Shelly.     WS 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  161 

Norman's  birtliday  now  is  here.     See  Gaynor.     Birthday  greet- 
ing.    SCI 
Norman's  work  is  finished.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Norse  lullaby.     DeKoven.     FSC 
North-west    passage — good    night.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsay.     North-west    passage — good    night.     SF) 
North  wind.     Montz.     IMS 
North  wind  and  the  robin.     BB 

(Bartlett.     North   wind   doth   blow.     StN) 

(Conrade.     North  wind  doth  blow.     GS) 

(Elliott.     North   wind   doth   blow.     MG-SLl) 

(North   wind   doth   blow.      HR) 

(Tufts.     North  wind  doth  blow.     CL) 
*North  wind  blew  one   cold,   fall   night.     Hill.     SHS 
North  wind  came  along  one  day.     See  Hill.     In  autumn.     HS 
*North  wind   doth    blow.     HR 

(Bartlett.     North    wind    doth   blow.     StN) 

(Conrade.     North  wind  doth  blow.     GS) 

(Elliott.     North  wind  doth  blow.     MG— SLl) 

(North  wind  and  the  robin.     BB) 

(Tufts.     North  wind.     CL) 
North  wind  doth  blow.     See  Hill.     Migration  song.     SHS 
North  wind  how  he  blows.     See  Gaynor.     Wind.     SCI 
North  winds  do  blow.     Sec  Knowlton.     Kite  time.     NS 
North  winds  blow  o'er  drifts  of  snow.     See  Walker.     Old  Year 

and  the  New.     WS 
Norton.     Game   to   teach   five.     NS 

Out  of  the  window.     NS 

Norwegian  dance.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Nothing  but   a   hand   I    see.     See   Hubbard.     Cube.     MSG 
Notte  e  bella.     See  Guglielmo.     Rowing.     FS 
November.     Gaynor.     LL 
November.     Knowlton.     NS 
November,  no.  1.     Thalber.     GS 
November,  no.  2.     Conrade.     GS 
November  skies  are  dreary.     See  Brewster.     Thanksgiving  song. 

BSS 
Now  all   ye   flow'rs   make   room.     See   Allen.     Memorial   hymn. 

TLB 
Now  before    we    work    today.     See    Wiggin.     Morning    prayer, 

no.  1.     KC 

(Randegger.     Morning  prayer.     SLl) 
Now  children,  stand  up.    See  Wiggin.     Flower  game.     KC 
Now   children,    we're   beginning.     See   Berry.     Children,    we're   be- 
ginning.    KC 
Now  come,  let  us  play.     Hailmann.     HR 
Now,  fishermen,  draw  in  your  nets.     See  Tabram.     Fisherman. 

KC 


162  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Now  go  to  sleep,  my  Thumbkin.  See  Smith.  Go  to  sleep, 
Thumbkin.     SLl— SM 

Now  hide  the  flowers  beneath  the  snow.  See  Brown.  Hide  and 
seek.     EL 

Now  in  the  dance  we'll  float  around.  See  Smith.  Little  danc- 
ing song.     LCD 

Now  it  is  turning  'round  and  'round.     See  Hubbard.     Ball.  MSG 

Now  Jenny  her  walk  is  taking.  See  Wiggin.  Every  day  prob- 
lems.    KC 

Now,  join  hands  and  let  us  all  play  a  little  with  the  ball.     See 

Little  game  for  little  folks.     WS 
Now,  mj'  baby,  now.     See  Dream-baby.     FS 
Now  my    child   would    have   us    baking.     See    Hubbard.     Pat-a- 

(Froebel.     Pat-a-cake.     MP) 

Now  mjf  little  rogue  may  smell.  See  Froebel.  Song  of  per- 
fume.    MP 

Now  'neath  the  silver  moon.     See  Santa  Lucia.     EFS — TLB 
(Sec  where  the  star  of  eve.     FS) 

*Now,   oh,   now   1    needs   must   part!     Marzials.     CPP 

Now  our  happy  playtime  ring  we'll  form.  See  Sheehan.  Play- 
time ring  song.     OSM 

♦Now  our  morning  work  is  ended.     Flubbard.     MSG 

Now  our  work  is  ended  for  another  day.  Sec  Gaynor.  Good- 
bye, no.   1.     SCI 

Now  our  work  is  over.     See  Closing  song.     KC 

Now  see  them  here,  these  friends  so  dear.  See  Froebel.  Greet- 
ing.    SM 

*Now  take  this  little  ball.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Now  taste,  little  playmate.  See  Jenks.  Game  for  the  senses. 
EL 

Now  the  ball  comes  round  to  meet  us.  See  Wiggin.  Wander- 
ing game.     KC 

Now  the  busy  morn  is  over.     See  Dugan.     Parting  song.     WS 

Now  the   clock   upon   the   wall.     Sec    Reed.     Good-bye    song. 
TGS 

Now  the  cylinder  comes  with  his  faces  three.  See  Cylinder 
song.     EL 

*Now  the  day  is   over.     Barnby.     .SLl — TLB 
(Knowlton.     Now  the  day  is  over.     NB) 

*Now  the  sun  is  sinking.     Tufts.     CL 
(Wiggin.     Slumber  song.     KC) 

Now  the  flowers  lift  their  heads.  See  Conrade.  In  the  spring- 
time.    GS 

Now  the  garden  beds  are  blooming.    See  Froebel.     Little  gard- 
ener.    MP 
(Hubbard.     Garden    bed.     MSG) 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  163 

Now  the   leaves   fall   one   by   one.     See   Gaynor.     Signs   of   the 

seasons.     LL 
Now  the   night   is    over.     See    Smith.     Morning   prayer,    no.    5. 

KC 
Now  the  silver  moon  arising.     See  Bach.     Venetian  boatman's 

song.     TLB 
Now  the  stars  begin  to  peep.     See  Osgood.     Little  maiden  and 

the   stars.     SM 
*Now  the  time  has  come  for  play.     Smtih.     SL2 

(Hubbard.     Now  the  time  has  come  for  play.     MSG) 
Now  we  dance   Looby,   Looby,   Looby.     See  Looby  light.     BB 

(Here  we  come.     Looby  Loo.     JB) 

(Looby  Loo.     BG— HC— NEBl) 

(Looby,  Looby.     LBS) 
Now  welcome  to  the   new  born  year.     Rischart.     HR 
New  we'll  have  a  merry  play.     See  Reed.     Pebble  game.     TGS 

Now  we'll  throw  balls  of  snow.     See  Sawyer.     Snow  balls.     EL 

Now  we've  had  our  merry  play.     See  To  work.     HR 

Now  what  shall  I   send  to  the  earth  today?     See  Smith.     Sun- 
beams.    SL2 

Now,  who  should  know  when  pansies  grow?     See  Stanley.     Lit- 
tle  Elsie.     StN 

Number  game.     Czerny.     HR 

Numbering  the  fingers.     Froebel.     SM 

(Adaptation:   Finger  play,  no.   19.     PS) 

Nursery  clock.     Wenk.     RCS 

Nurse's   song.     Elliott.     MG 

(Dance  a  baby  diddy.     CBO) 

Nuts  in  May.     BG— JB— LBS— USI 
(Knots  of  May.     NG) 

O  sanctissima.     See  Work.     FS 

"O  Strasburg".     See  Country  dance,  11.     FDM 

O  Tannenbaum,  O  Tannenbaum.     See  Fir  and  pine.     RCS 

(Fir  tree.     FS) 
O  Tempora!  O   Mores!     TLB 
*0,  thou  holy   child.     RCS 
O   wie  ist  es  kalt  geworden.     See  Reinecke.     Longing  for   spring. 

RCS 
Oak  and  the  streamlet.     Henschel.     TC 
*Oats,  peas,  beans.  BG — HC 

(How  oats  and  beans  and  barley  grow.     JB) 
Obedient.     Smith.     LCD 
October.     Conrade.     GS 
October.     KnowltQn.     NS 
October's  woods  are  bare  and  brown.     See  Conrade.     October. 

GS 


164  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Ochiulcr.     Reaper's   dance.     HMC2 

Music  only 
O'er  the  white  foam  of  the  wild  singing  sea.    Sec  Gilchrist.  Dol- 
phin lullaby.     TLB 
Of  all  the  days    of   gladness.     Sec    Hill.     Happiest    day.     HS 
Of  all  the  girls  that  are  so  smart.     See  Alarzials.     Sally  in  our 

alley.     CPP 
Of  all  the  myriad  moods   of  mind.     See  Cole.     Longing.     TLB 
Of  many  giants  in  the  world.     See  Ncidlinger.     Old  gravitation. 

ES2 
Of  priests  we  can  offer  a  charming  variety.     See  Father  O'Flynn. 

FS 
Of  speckled    eggs    the    birdie    sings.     See    Stevenson.     Singing. 

CGV— CM— SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Singing. 
Off!  and  with  a  merry  song.     See  Marching,  no.  26.     PS 
Ogden.     Christmas   carol.     KC 
Oh,  a  little  frog  in  a  pond  am  L     See  Gaynor.     Frog  and  horse. 

SCI 
Oh  all  you  little  blackey  tops.     See  Scarecrow.     BB 
Oh,  arch  of  glory  curving  there  on  high.     See  Gaynor.     Rain- 
bow.    SCI 
Oh  big   round    world.     See    Gaynor.     Oh,    wide,    wide    world. 

SCI 
Oh,  birdie  dear!  See  Froebel.     Lightbird.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG) 

(Adaptation:     Smith.     Lightbird.     SLl) 
Oh,  birdie  gleaming  on  the  wall.     See  Smith.     Lightbird.     SM 
Oh,  birdie.  Oh  birdie.    See  Smith.     Light  bird.     SLl 

(Adapted  from  Froebel.    Light  bird  on  the  wall.     MP) 

(Adapted   from  Hubbard.     Oh,  birdie  dear.     MSG) 
Oh,  blithe  and  merrily  sang  the  shark.     See  Chadwick.     Song  of 

the  shark.     StN 
Oh,  bring  the  fife  and  bring  the  drum.     See  Gaynor.     Salute  to 

the  flag.     SC2 
Oh,  builders  we  would  like  to  be.     See  Wiggin.     Building  song. 

KC 
Oh,  busy  squirrel  with  shining  eyes.     See  Gaynor.     Harvest  of 

the  squirrel  and  honey-bee.     SCI 
Oh,  butterfly,  stay,  please  don't  fly  away.     See  Butterfly.     PS 
Oh,  call  the  pigeons,  baby  dear.    See  Reinecke.     Beckoning  the 

pigeons.     SM 
*Oh,   can   ye   sew  cushions?     FS 
*Oh,  captain!  my  captain!     Kelly.     TLB 
*Oh,  Charlie  is  my  darling.     FS 
Oh,  child  of  my  heart  so  fair  and  so  dear.    See  Froebel.     Mother 

in  unity  with  her  child.     MP 
Oh,  clap,  clap  the  hands.     See  Roeske.     Santa  Claus.     PFP 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  165 

*Oh,  Columbia,  the  gem  of  the  ocean.     Shaw.     GS 

*Oh  come,  all  ye  faithful.     Reading.     TLB 

Oh,  come  and  join  our  circle.     Sec  Smith.     Come  and  jom  our 

circle.     SL2 
Oh,  come,  come,  my  pretty  man.     Sec  Come,  come,  my  pretty 

man.     JB 
Oh  come,  dear  little  children.    See  Himmel.    Thanksgivmg  song. 

SHS 
Oh  come,  let  us  worship.     Haydn.     TLB 
Oh!  come  now,  our  vessel  is  ready.     See  Weber.     On  the  sea. 

HR 
Oh  come  to  the  woods  and  let  us  play.    See  Hubbard.     Froebel  s 

birthday.     MSG 
Oh  dear,  here  I  sit  and  sit.     See  Terhune.     Tithing-man.     CC 
Oh  dear  oh!  the  cat  is  in  the  snow.    See  Cat  in  the  snow.     LBS 
Oh  dear  sixpence,  I've  got  sixpence.     Sec  Jolly  tester.     BB 

(Elliott.     Jolly  tester.     MG) 
*Oh!  dear,  what  can  the  matter  be?     FS — OYA 
Oh,  do  you  know  the  Land  of  Nod?     See  Gaynor.     Land  of  Nod. 

SCI 
Oh,  do  you  know  the  muffin  man?    See  Muflm  man.     BG — HC— 

JB— USI 
Oh  fairest  maiden,  when  I  behold  thee.     See  Love's  parting.     EPS 

Oh  forest  fir!     Oh  forest  fir.     See  Fir  tree.     FS 

(Fir  and  the  pine.     RCS) 
Oh!  gay  pretty  valentines  gladly  we  send.    See  Hill.     Valentines 

HS 
Oh  God!  beneath  Thy  guiding  hand.     See  Hatton.     God  be  with 

us.     TLB 
Oh,  happy  birds  among  the  boughs.     See  Brown.     Reason  why. 

WS 
Oh,  have  you  seen  the  mufTin  man?    See  Muffin  man.     BG — HC 

— JB— USI 
Oh,  have  you  seen  the  shak?     See  Hunting.     BG — USI 

(A-hunting  we  will  go.     JB) 
Oh,  have  you  seen  the  swimming  school?     See  Gaynor.     Frog- 

gies'  swimming  school.     SCI 
Oh!  here  are  the  little  leaves  that  grow.    5^^  Sherwood.     Leaves, 

flowers  and  fruits.     HS 
Oh!  here  is  Miss  Pussy.     Sec  Tufts.     My  Pussy.     CL 
Oh,  here  is  my  trooper,  my  trooper  so  fine.     See  My  trooper. 

FS 

(My  knight  is  a  rider.     RCS) 
Oh,  here  is  one  in  a  purple  hat.    See  Thaxter.     My  pansies.    EL 
Oh!  here  we  are  the  same  old  friends.     See  Hubbard.     Scissors 

grinders.      MSG 
Oh,  here's  another  song.     See  Neidlinger.     Sea  song.     ESI 


166  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Oh,  here  with  her  wonderful,  wonderful  bag.  See  Reed.  Won- 
derful bag.     TGS 

Oh,  his  pretty  head  is  brilliant  red.  See  Gaynor.  Woodpecker. 
SC2 

*0h,  how  great  is  our  pleasure.     HR 

Oh!  how  he  runs.    See  Gaynor.     Ferret.     LL 

Oh,  how  hot!  no  cooling  breeze.     See  Thunderstorm.     HR 

Oh,  hurry  quick,  the  ice  is  thick.    Sec  Gaynor.     Skating.     SC2 

*Oh  hush  thee,  my  baby.     Macirone.     FS 

Oh,  I  am  a  cooper,  no  care  can  I  know.     See  Walker.     Cooper. 
WS 
(Hubbard.     Cooper.     MSG) 

Oh,  I  arh  the  little  New  Year,  oh,  oh!     See  Jenks.     Little  New 
Year.     WS 

Oh  I  know  a  little  fellow.     See  Meissner.     In  Japan.     ASC 

Oh,  I'm  a  jolly  car  driver.    See  Wiggin.     Car  driver.     KC 

Oh!  I'm  a  scissors  grinder.  See  Knowlton.  Scissors  grinder. 
NS 

Oh,  I'm  lonesome  since  I  crossed  the  hill.  See  Marzials.  Girl 
I've  left  behind  me.     CPP 

Oh,  I  say,  br'er  rabbit.     See  Br'er  rabbit.     OYA 

Oh  I  wish  the  winter  would  go.  See  Allen.  Winter  and  sum- 
mer.    StN 

Oh!  in  our  still  and  mournful  meadow.     See  Orpheus.     TLB 

Oh,  it's  I  that  am  the  captain.    See  Stevenson.     My  ship  and  I. 

SF— SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     My  ship  and  I. 
Oh  it  was  in  the  noon  of  night.    See  Dugan.     Babe  Jesus.     EL 
Oh,  Jack  Frost  is  a  merry  little  elf.     See  Gaynor.     Jack  Frost 

SCI 
Oh  Lady  bird,  Lady  bird,  fly  away  home.     Sec  Lady  bird.     LBS 

Oh,  lady  bird,  lady  bird,  fly  awav  home.    See  Brown.    Lady  bird. 

EL 
Oh,  lark,  sweet  lark.    See  House.     Lark.     TC 
Oh,  lassie  and  I,  and  lassie  and  I.     See  Lassie  and  I.     KK 
*Oh,  list,  fairest  maiden,  will  you  tread  a  dance  with  me?     KK 
Oh,  list  to  the  song  of  the  wooden  shoon.     See  Meissner.     In 

Germany.     ASC 
Oh,  listen,  mother  dearest!     See  Schwartz.     Mother's  birthday. 

BSS 
Oh,  listen,  the  sun  is  calling.    See  Gaynor.    Growing.     GS 

Oh,  little  birds !  oh,  pretty  birds.  See  Gaynor.  Farewell  to  the 
birds.     SCI 

Oh!  Little  Bo-peep.     See  Smeltzer.     Little  Bo-peep.     SZ 

Oh,  little  child.     Smith.     FSC 

Oh,  little  flowers,  you  love  me  so.  See  Tufts.  Little  girl's  fanc- 
ies.    CL 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  167 

Oh,    little    frosty    snow-flakes.     See    Smith.     To    a    snow-flake. 

LCD 
Oh!  little  loveliest  lady  mine.    See  Damrosch.     Valentine.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Valentine.     StN) 
Oh!  little  Miss  Careful.     See  Smith.     Careful.     LCD 
*"Oh,  little  town  of  Bethlehem."     Martin.     MSL 
*0h,  look  at  the  moon.     Gilchrist.     SM 
Oh!  lovely  ball  of  golden  light!    See  Hill.    Sunrise.    HS 
Oh!  lovely  ball  of  golden  light!     We  sing  to  you  a  sweet  good 

night.     See  Hill.     Sunset.     HS 
Oh    lovely    bright    star,    you    shine    from    afar.      See    Reinecke. 

Evening  star.     FC 
Oh,  lovely  little  violet.    See  Schults.    Violet.     FC— KC— MSL— 

RCS— SLl— WS 

For  composers  see  Schults.    Violet. 
Oh  Mary  dear,  come  here,  come  here.    See  Reed.    Surprise.  TGS 
"Oh  Mary,  go  and  call  the  cattle  home."  See  Sands  of  Dee.    TLB 
Oh,  Mary,  look  around  you.     See  Wiggin.     Seeing  game.     KC 
Oh  Miss,  I'll  give  you  a  paper  of  pins.     See  I'll  give  to  you  a 

paper  of  pins.     NG 
*0h  mistress  mine,  where  are  you  roving?     Marzials.     CPP 
Oh,  Monday's  Dolly's  washing  day.     See  Gaynor.     Little  house- 
wife.   SCI 
*0h  moon!  in  the  night.     Brewster.     BSS 
Oh,  moth  of  the  night.    See  Gaynor.     Night  moth.     SC2 
*0h  mother  dear,  Jerusalem.     See  Ward.     Jerusalem  above.     TLB 
Oh,  mother,  how  pretty  the  moon  looks  tonight.     See  Sawyer. 

New  moon.    WS 

(Hubbard.     Pretty   moon.      MSG) 
Oh,  mother  my  love,  if  you'll  give  me  your  hand.    See  Gilchrist. 

Child  and  mother.     FSC 
Oh,  my  little  sixpence.    See  Elliott.    Jolly  tester.     MG 

(Jolly  tester.     BB) 
*Oh,  my  luve's  like  a  red  red  rose.     Garrett.     TLB 
Oh  oh,  let  the  breezes,  the  breezes  blow.    See  Gaynor.     Kite.  LL 
Oh!  Paddy  dear,  and  did  you  hear  the  news  that's  going  round? 

See  Wearing  of  the  green.     EFS 
*0h  Paradise!  Oh  Paradise.     Barnby.     TLB 

(Hubbard.     Paradise.     MSG) 
Oh,  pilgrim  from  the  Indies!     Weidig.     TC 
Oh  Pillykin  Willykin  Winkie  Wee!     See  Bartlett.     Punkydoodle 

and  Jollapin.     StN 

(Burdett.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 
(Mosenthal.  Punkydoode  and  Jollapin.     StN) 
(Stanley.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 
Oh!  poor  chickabiddy,  where's  she  gone?     See   Brahms.     Lost 

chicken     FS 
Oh,  pretty  bird,  O  shining  bird.    See  Kohl.     Light  bird.     SM 


168  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Oh,  prctt}'  bird  of  colored  light.    -S'r^  Gaynor.     Light  bird.     SCI 
Oh,  pretty  white  clouds,  now  what  have  you  done?     See  Reed 

Cloudy  day.     TGS 
*Oh  rest  in  the  Lord.     Mendelssohn.     TLB 
Oh,  ring,  glad  bells.     Herron.  WS 

Oh,  ring,  ring,  ring,  ring,  merry  bells.    See  Hitte.    Merry  Christ- 
mas bells.     DM 
Oh,  Sally  Waters.     See  Sally  Waters.     JB 
Oh,    say,    busy    bee,    whither    now    are    you    going?      See    Busy 

workers.     HR 

(Bees.     MSG) 
Oh,  say,  can  you  see?    See  Key.     Star-spangled  banner.     EFS — 

FS— GS— MSG 
Oh,  say  have  you  heard  of  the   sing-away  bird?     See   Millard. 

Singaway  bird.     StN 
Oh,  say  Mister  Cube,  what  now  are  you  hiding?    See  Cube  song 

no.  1.     EL 
Oh,  see  my  pigeon-house,  so  high!     See  Kohl.     Pigeon-house 

SM 
Oh,  see  the  carpenter.     See  Froebel.     Carpenter.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  see  the  carpenter.     MSG) 
Oh,  see  the  gate!  it  opens  wide.     See  Froebel.     Farmyard     SM 
Oh,  see  the  light.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Little  window.     MP) 

(Wiggin.     Window.     KC) 
Oh,  see  the  little  window  bright.     See  Froebel.     Little  window. 

MP 

(Wiggin.    Window.    KC) 

(Hubbard.     Oh!   see  the  light.     MSG) 
*0h,  see  the  snow,  the  falling  snow.     Hailmann.     HR 

(Hubbard.     See  the  snow  is  falling  fast.     MSG) 

(Walker.     Snow.     WS) 
Oh,  see  the  snow  is  falling  now.     See  Hubbard.     See  the  snow 

is  falling  fast.     MSG 

(Hailmann.     Oh!    see   the   snow.     HR) 

(Walker.     Snow.    WS) 
Oh,  see  the  window  I  have  here.     See  Beethoven.     Little  window. 

HR 
Oh,  see  the  shining  skating  pond.    Sec  Koehler.    Skating.    HR 
Oh,  shall  I  sing  you  a  song  that  tells  you  how?     See  Sowing  song. 

KK 
Oh  Shenandoah,  I  long  to  hear  you.    See  Shenandoah.    NEB2 
*Oh  sing  with   the  cheery  voices.     Smith.     SL2 
Oh,  sun-beams  that  dance  on  the  summer  sea.    See  Rust.    Summer 

shower.    EL 
Oh,  swan  of  slenderness.    See  Little  red  lark.    EFS — FS 
Oh  take,  thou  lovely  child  of  spring.     See  Grieg.     First  primrose. 

FS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  169 

Oh  tell  me,  little  children.    See  Foote.     Nikolina.     StN 

*Oh!  tell  me  the  tone  that  the  cricket  sings.     Schwartz.     BSS 

Oh,  the  Eskimo  has  a  house  of  snow.    See  Meissner    In  Greenland. 

ACS 
Oh,  the  fox  thro'  the  forest !    See  If  I  may.    KK 
Oh !  the  gay  and  gladsome  spring.     See  Gaynor.     Who  would  not 

be  glad?    LL 
*0h  the  lovely,  lovely  May.    WS 
Oh,  the  merry  lay  of  June.    Knowlton.    NS 
Oh,   the   morning-glory   bells.     See    Gaynor.     Morning-glory   bells. 

SC2 
Oh,  the  North  wind  how  he  blows.    See  Gaynor.    Wind.     SCI 
Oh,  the  tree  loves  me.    See  Gaynor.    Tree's  friends.    SCI 
Oh  the  wide,  wide  world.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Oh,  there  he  comes !    I  hear  his  horn.    See  Bingham.    Balloon  man. 

BM 
O'h,  this  is  the  little  chicken  coop.     See  Gaynor.     Some  lullabies. 

SC2 
Oh !  Tooriletoo  was  a  bonnie  cock  robin.  See  Tooriletoo.    RCS 
Oh,  violet,  darling  violet.     See  Schults.     Violet.     FC — KC — MSL  — 

RCS— SLl— WS 

For  composers  see  Schults.     Violet. 
Oh !  we  are  little  waiters.    See  Wiggin.    Little  waiters.    KC 
Oh,  we  are  the  shears  big  and  strong.     See  Gaynor.     Song  of  the 

shears.    SCI 
Oh,  we  wear  brown  velvet  jackets.    See  Gaynor.    Cat-tails.     SC2 
*0h,  wert  thou  in  the  cauld  blast.     Mendelssohn.     TLB 
Oh  what  a  plague  is  love.     See  Marzials.     Phillida  flouts  me.  CPP 
Oh,  what  a  pretty  black-bird.    See  Black-bird  song.    BSS 
Oh,  what  do  birdies  dream  of?     See  Hubbard.     What  do  birdies 

dream?     MSG 
Oh,  what  do  you  ever  suppose.  Mama?     See  Meissner.     Smelling. 

ASC 
Oh  what  do  you  think  came  down  last  night?    See  Dayre.     Snow. 

EL 
Oh,  what   fun  it  is  to  be  just  a  tiny  girl.     See  Terhune.     Sedan 

chair.    CC 
Oh,  what  fun,  what  jolly  fun.    See  Gaynor.    Coasting.     SC2 
"Oh,  what  have  you  got  for  dinner,  Mrs.  Bond?"     See  Mrs.  Bond. 

CBO 
Oh,  what  is  this?    See  Froebel.     Barnyard  gate.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Barnyard  gate.     MSG) 
Oh !  viHhen  do  birds  with  weary  wing.     See  Smith.     Friendly  dark. 

LCD 
Oh !  when  I  was  a  farmer.    Sec  Gaynor.     'Twas  this  way  and  that 

way.    LL 

For  variants  see  When  I  was  a  lady. 
Oh!  where  are  the  merry,  merry  little  men?     See  Roeske.     Mer.y 

little  men.     PFP 


170  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Oh,  where  are  you  going  Billy  Boy?    See  Billy  Boy.    OYA 
Oh,  where  do  you  come  from?    See  Tufts.    Little  raindrops.    CL 
Oh,  where  is  Little  Boy  Blue?    WS 

(Corn well.    Little  Boy  Blue.    EL) 
Oh  where  is  Marguerite?    See  Marguerite.    JB 
Oh  where  is  my  little  dog  gone?    OYA 
Oh,  where,  oh,  where  is  little  Boy  Blue?    See  Cornwell.    Little  Boy 

Blue.     EL 

(Dugan.    Little  Boy  Blue.    WS) 
Oh  where,  O  where's  my  little  dog  gone?    See  O  where  is  my  little 

dog  gone?     OYA 
Oh,  where,  tell  me  where  is  your  Highland  laddie  gone?     See  Blue 

Bells  of  Scotland.    FS 
Oh,  who  is  so  merry,  so  merry,  heigh-ho.    See  Reinecke.   Fairy.    FC 
Oh!  who's  the  friendly  little  chap?    See  Smith.     Polite.     LCD 
Oh,  who  will  buy  my  toys?    See  Toyman.    HS 
Oh,  who  will  o'er  the  downs  so  free.     Pearsall.     FS 
Oh,  who  will  take  a  walk  with  me?    See  Hill.    Toyman's  shop.    HS 
Oh,  who  wouldn't  be  a  bounding  ball.    See  Gaynor.     Ball.    SC2 
Oh!  who  wouldn't  be  a  soldier  when  the  band  begins  to  play?     See 

Gaynor.     When  the  regiment  goes  marching  by.     LL 
Oh!   whom   shall   I   choose   for  the  beautiful   band?     See   Gaynor. 

Game  of  the  golden  band.     LL 
Oh,  why  does  the  charcoal-burner  stay  up  in  the  woods?    See  Bul- 

lard.     Charcoal-burner.     SM 
Oh,  willow,    willow.      Marzials.      CPP 
Oh,  wonderful  shell.     See  Meissner.     Hearing.    ASC 
Oh,  won't  you  take  me  to  your  party?    See  Party.     USI 
Oh,  worship  the  King  all  glorious  above.    See  Haydn.    O  come  let 

us  worship.     TLB 
*0h,  wouldn't  you  like  to  go?    Frazer.    BSS 
Oh,  you  buttercups,  yellow.     See  Gaynor.     Buttercups.     SC2 
Oh,  you  pussy  willow.    See  Sawyer.     Pussy  willow.    WS 
Old  black  crow  flew  o'er  the  corn.     Sec  Gaynor.     Crow.     SC2 
Old  carol.     Conrade.     GS 
♦Old  Caspar  had  six  sons  so  fine.    LBS 

Old  coats  to  mend,  old  coats  to  mend.    See  Hailmann.    Tailor.    HR 
♦Old  xjan  Tucker.    OYA 
♦Old  Dan  Tucker  came  to  town.  USI 
Old  English  carol.    Sawver.    EL 
♦Old  families.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Old  folks  at  home.  Foster.    TLB— EFS 
Old  Fred'ric  Barbarossa.    See  Gersbach.    Barbarossa.     RCS 
Old  friends.    Neidlinger.    ES2 
Old  gravitation.    Neidlinger.    ES2 
Old  Gaelic  lullaby.  Tufts.    CL 

(Hahn.     Gaelic  cradle  song.     BSS) 

(Harris.     Gaelic  cradle  song.    TLB) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  171 

Old  hundred.    France.    TLB 

Old  hundred.    EFS 

Old  Jack  Frost  he  is  here.    See  Smith.    Jack  Frost.    SL2 

*01d  King  Cole  is  a  jolly  old  soul.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

*01d  King  Cole  was  a  merry  old  soul.    FS — LBS 

(King   Cole.     CBO) 
Old  King  Frost  comes  and  locks  me  up.     See  Gaul.     Song  of 

the  brook.     TC 
Old  man.    KK 
Old  man  and  his  wife.    LBS 
Old  man  clothed  in  leather.     Elliott.     MG 

(Old  man  in  leather.     BB) 
Old  man  in  leather.     BB 

(Elliott.     Old  man  clothed  in  leather.     MG) 
Old  man  of  Tobago.    Smeltzer.    SZ 
Old    mother    earth    has    good    children.      See    Neidlinger.      Falling 

leaves.     SSS 
♦Old  Mother  Hubbard.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Old  mother  Oxford.  NEB2 
Old  oak  stood  on  a  streamlet's  bank.    See  Henschel.     Oak  and  the 

streamlet.    TC 
Old  ocean  has  a  son.    See  Neidlinger.    Tide.    ESI 
*01d  Roger  is  dead.    JB— NEBl 
Old  Santa  Claus  puts  on  his  cap.    See  Santa  Claus.    EL 

Old  winter  is  a  sturdy  one.    See  Haydn.    Winter.     H  R 

(Hubbard.    Old  winter.     MSG) 
Old  winter's  coat  is  made  of  white.     See  Neidlinger.     Year's  color 

song.    ESI 
Old  woman  of  Norwich.    BB 
Old  woman  tossed  up  in  a  basket.    BB 
Old  woman  who  lives  in  the  shoe.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Old  Year  and  New  Year.     Hill.     HS 
Old  Year  and  the  New.    Walker.    WS 
Oldberg.    Cricket.    HMCl 

Music  only 
Garden  mole.    HMCl 

Music  only 
Olle  and  the  bear.    KK 
On  a  hedge  there  sat  a  linnet.     See  Reinecke.     Poor  linnet  in  the 

hedge.    FC 
*0n  a  mountain  stands  a  lady.    JB 
On   Christmas   day,   Babe   Jesus   in   a   manger   lay.     See    Morton. 

Christmas  picture.     HS 
On  Fourth  of  July.    See  Kern.    Fourth  of  July.    HS 
On  Friday  morn  as  we  set  sail.    See  Marzials.    Mermaid.    CPP 
On  Froebel's  birthday.    HS 
On  guard.    Pleyel.    GS 


172  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

On  lightsome  wing  from  flow'r  to  flow'r.     Sec  St.  John.     Butterfly. 

BSS 
On  Monday  we  wash  out  our  clothes.     See  Gaynor.     Work  of  the 

week.    GS 
On  my  sampler  long  I  work.    Sec  Terhune.     Sampler.     CC 
On  my  two  feet  I  used  to  run.    See  Smith.     My  pansies.    SV 
On  Richmond  Hill  there  lives  a  lass.    See  Hook.    Lass  of  Richmond 

Hill.     FS— TLB 
On  silver  skates  we  curve  and  slide.     Sec  Meissner.     In  Holland. 

ASC 
On  steep  Mount  Carmel's  height  we  stand.    See  Crusaders.    TLB 
*0n  the  bridge  of  Avignon.     JB — RCS 

(Adaptation:     In  the  spring.     FS — HC) 

(Trans,  from  Sur  le  pont  d' Avignon,    BE) 
*0n  the  bridge  neath  the  town.    LBS 
On  the  gay  red  sarafan.    See  Red  Sarafan.     EFS 
On  the  green  and  swelling  moss-bank.     See  Mozart.     Summer  joy. 

HR 
On  the  path  that  leads  to  school.    See  Smith.     After  the  rain.     SV 
On  the  railroad  train.     Seeboeck.     HMCl 

Music  only 
On  the  ring  we  stand.     See  Hurd.     Ball  game.     PTS 
On  the  sea.    Weber.    HR 

On  the  wall  there  hangs  a  clock.    See  Atkinson.     Clock.     GS 
On  the  wind  of  January.     See  Knowlton.     January.     NS 
*0n  this  happy  feast  day.     Strong.     HS 

On  this  memorial  morning.     See  Flotow.     Memorial  day.     GS 
On  tiptoe.     Chavagnat.     HMC2 

Music  only 
On  yonder  fleeting  river.    Sec  Glueck.    Broken  ring.    EFS 
Once  a  boy  a  rose  espied.     See  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein.     BSS — 

FS— RCS 

For  composers  see  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 
Once  a  little  baby  lay.    See  Morton.    First  Christmas.     HS — WS 

(Reinecke.     First  Christmas.     GS) 
Once  a  little  boy  and  girl  went  to  school  together.    See  Cole.    Going 

to  school.     CM  ' 

Once  a  rat  who  loved  the  city.     See  City  rat  and  the  country  rat. 

FS 
Once  I  got  into  a  boat.     See  Smitli.     Boat  ride.     SL2 
*Once  in  my  life.  Story.     StN 
*Once  in  my  youth  a  maiden  I  knew.     KK 
Once  more,  dear  home,  I  with  rapture  behold  thee.    See  Wagner. 

Pilgrims'  charm.     TLB 
Once  our  hennies  sought  their  cock.     See  Reinecke.     Good  old 

clock.     FC 
Once   some   little   apple   seeds.     See   Hill.     Story   of  the   apple. 

SHS 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  173 

Once  there  lay  a  little  baby.  See  Sawyer.  First  Christmas. 
EL 

Once  there  lived  a  little  man  where  a  little  river  ran.  See  Little 
disaster.     BB 

*Once  there  was  a  little  kitty.     Walker.     WS 

Once  upon  our  earth  there  came.  See  Smith.  Froebel's  birth- 
day song.     SL2 

Once  unto  the  shepherds.     See  Gaynor.     Christmas  carol.     SCI 

Once  within  a  lowly  stable.     See  Hill.     Christmas  night.     SHS 
One  bird  has  joined  another.    See  Wiebe.    Two  birds.    KC 
One  by  one,  one  by  one.     See  Here  we  go.     HR 
One  by  one  we  march  along.    See  Koehler.    Arch.     HR 

(Marching,  no.  23.     PS) 
One  by  one  we  move  along.     See  Marching,  no.  2i.     PS 

(Koehler.     Arch.     HR) 
One  candle  for  baby.    See  Smith.     Baby's  birthday.     LCD 
One  day  as  Mrs.  Squirrel.    See  Neidlinger.     Mrs.  Squirrel.     SSS 
One  day  when   I    was   lonesome.     See   Bingham.     How   I   learned 

to  sew.     BM 
One  finger,  one  thumb  keep  moving.    See  Keep  moving.     BG 

One  has  found  another  place.    See  Cole.     Scale  song,  no.  8.     CM 

One  has  moved  again,  you  see.     See   Cole.     Scale   song,  no.  6. 

CM 
One  hundred  years  ago  and  more.     Schuckburgh.     HS 
One  cat  in  the  corner.    See  Knowlton.     Game  to  teach  five.     NS 
One  little   kitten   scrubbing  down   its    nose.     See   Clarke.     Two 

kittens.     StN 
One  little   sparrow  had  learned   to  fly.     See   Neidlinger.     First 

flying  lesson.     SSS 
One  little,  two  little,  three  little  Indians.     HC 
One  little,  two  little,  three  little  Indians.  See  Smeltzer.     Little 

Indians.     SZ 
*One  man  went  to  mow.    JB 
One  merry  summer  day.     See  Bacon.     Two  little  roses.     EL 

One  misty,  moisty  morning.     See  Elliott.     Old  man  clothed  in 

leather.     MG 

(Old   man   in   leather.     BB) 
One  morning  laughing  West  wind  blew.  See  Neidlinger.    Winds. 

ESI 
One  night  in  far  Australia.     See  Neidlinger.    Telegraph.     ESI 

One  night  when  the  dew  had  washed  the  face.     See  Neidlinger. 

Daisy  and  the  wind.     SSS 
One  piece  this  way  and  one  piece  that.     See  Bullard.     Target. 

SM. 
One   Robin   Red-breast  hopped  on   the  ground.     See   Hurd.     Bird 

song,     (Color).     EL 
One   thing  at  a  time.     Tufts.     CL 


174  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

One  time  in  'Frisco  being  sick  of  the  shore.    See  Liverpool  girls. 

NEB2 
One,  two  candles  we  must  take.    See  Smith.     Two  year  old.     LCD 
One,  two,  three.     Cole.     CM 
One,  two,  three.     Pratt.     StN 
One,   two,   three!   a   bonny   boat    I    see.     See   Pratt.     One,   two, 

three.     StN 
One,  two,  three,  four,  five,  six,  seven,  eight.    See  Counting  game. 

KK 
One,  two,  three,  four,  march  around.     See  Smith.     Circles.     SL2 
One,  two,  three,  in  a  ring  are  we.     See  Hubbard.     Ding,  dong, 

dell.     MSG 
♦One,  two,  three,  roll!     Hubbard.     MSG 
One,  two,  three,  ticka,  tacka,  tee.     See  Reinecke.     How  it  looks 

in  the  mill.     FC 
One   winter    night   a    star   shone    bright.     See    ?Iill.      Christmas 

lullaby.     SHS 
Only  see,  only  see.     See  Wiggin.     Clock  game.     KC 
Onward,  Christian   soldiers.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Sullivan.     Onward,   Christian   soldiers.     TLB) 
Open  cups  of  dazzling  white.     See  Gaynor.     Water  lilies.     SC2 
Open  the  dove  cote  door.     See  Smith.     Dove  cote.     SLl 
Open  your  eye,  little  daisy.     See  Tufts.     Daisy  birds.     CL 
Open   your   eyes,    my   pansies    sweet.     See    Hubbard.      Pansies. 

MSG 
Opening    stanza.      Hailmann.      HR 

*"Oranges  and  lemons"  says  the  bells  of  St.  Clemens.  CBO — JB 
Orchard.     Jenks.     EL— HS 

Orchard  is  a  rosy  cloud.     See  Knowlton.     May.     NS 
Orioles.     FS 

Orkney  lullaby.  DeKoven.     FSC 
Ormen  lange.     KK 
Orpheus.     TLB 
Osgood.  Click,  clack.     RCS 
Come,  little  leaves.  RCS— MSG— WS 

(Autumn  leaves.     HR) 

(Hill.     Fall  leaves.     SHS) 

(Smith.     Come  little  leaves.     SL2) 

Happy  spring  waltz.     TC 

'Little   dreamer.     RCS 

(Tufts.     Little  dreamer.     CL) 

Little  maiden  and  the  stars.     SM 

Mother's  hymn.     EL 

(Bacon.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 

(Hailmann.     Teachers'  hymn.     HR) 

(Teachers'  hymn,  H.     KC) 

Sing,  little  children,  sing.     WS 

Weather  vane.     SM 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  175 

Ostgotapolska.  FDM 

Music  only 
Otto   and   the    cow.      KK 

Otto  would  a-riding  go.     See  Otto  and  the  cow.     KK 
Our  anchor's  just  a  shovel.    See  Faning.     Boat  song.     TC 

(Weidig.     Boat  song.     TC) 
*Our  balls  are  going  to  bye-low-land.  Walker.     WS 
Our  country  is  America.     See  Song  for  Washington's  birthday. 

HS 
Our  country  is  calling.    See  Riego's  hymn.     FS 
*Our  Father  in  Heaven.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(At  the  beginning  and  at  the  close  of  play,  no.  1.     PS) 
Our  Father  who  is  Heaven  art.     See  At  the  beginning  and  and 

at  the  close  of  day,  no.  1.     PS 

(Hubbard.     Our  Father  in   Heaven.     MSG) 
Our  fir-tree.     Sherwood.     HS 
Our   flag.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Our  flag.  Neidlinger.  SSS 

Our  flag,  our  flag  above  the  clouds.  See  Hadley.     Flag.     TLB 
Our  gentle  patriot  poet  knew.    See  Gaynor.     Whittier.     GS 
Our  heads  we  give.     See  Root.     Salute.     GS 
Our  King  went  forth  to  Normandy.     See  Deo  gratias.     EFS 
Our  land.     Reed.     HS— TGS 

Our  little  balls  move  round  and  round.     See  Froebel.     Wander- 
ing balls.     HR 
Our  oats  they  are  hoed  and  our  barley's  reap'd.     See  Marzials. 

Harvest  home.     CPP 
Our  play   is   o'er,   our  work   is   done.     See   Wiggin.      Good-bye 

song.     KC 

(Hailmann.     Our  work  is  done.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     Parting  song.     MSG) 

(Walker.     Our  play  is  o'er.     KC) 
Our  play  time  is  now  o'er.     See  At   the   beginning  and  at  the 

close  of  play,  no.  5.     PS 
Our  playtime  now  is  over.    See  Going  home.     HR 
Our  souls  are  thine,  dear  Fatherland.    See  Waller.    To  America. 

TLB 
Our  stately  ship  moves  on  with  ease.    See  Hailmann.     Voyage. 

HR 
Our  tiny  little  sister  is  a  maiden  sweet  as  honey.     See  Reineck. 

Serenade.     FC 
Our  vessel   forward  calmly  sails.     See   Hubbard.     Ship.     MSG 

(Vessel.     PS) 
Our  work  and  play  are  over.    See  Parting  song.     EL 
Our  work  is  done.     Hailmann.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Parting  song.     MSG) 

(Walker.   Our  play  is  o'er.   WS) 

(Wiggin.     "^Good-bye  song.     KC) 


176  Index  to   Kindergarten    Songs 


*Out 
Out  i 
Out 
*Out 


Out  in  my  garden,  daisies  I   see.     Sec   Hitte.     Flower   song.     DM 
Out  in  the  farmyard.    See  Smith.     Lordly  cock.     LCD 
in  the  fields.     BSS 

n  the  fragrant  clover  fields.  See  Hill.  Bees'  market.  SHS 
n  the  garden  hangs  the  swing.  See  Gaynor.  Swing.  SC2 
in  the  meadows.     Walker.     WS 

(Conrade.     Daisies  in  the  meadow.     GS) 
Out  in  the  meadows  so  fresh  and  dewy.    See  Conrade.     Daisies 

in  the  meadows.     GS 

(Walker.    Out  in  the  meadows.    WS) 
Out  in  the  woods  where  the  nut  trees  grow.     See  Winter  fore- 
thought.    SHS 
Out   of   my   window  at   night.     See   Neidlinger.      Evening   star. 

SSS 
Out  of  the  window.     Knowlton.     NS 
Out  on  the  breeze.     See  Root.     Flag  song.     SV 
*Over  and  back.    Walker.     WS 
Over  and  over  the  little  wheels  go.     See  Winslow.     Going  to 

market.     HS 
Over  and  over  the  same  old  road.     See  Neidlinger.     Same  old 

road.     ES2 
Over  blue  eyes,  gray  or  brown.     See  Bullard.     Taste — Guessing 

game.     SM 
*Over  field  and  meadow.     USI 

(Hubbard.  Over  field  and  meadow.     MSG) 
*Over  hill  and  dale  we're  tripping.     KK 
Over   in    the   meadow   by   the    old   mossy   gate.     See    Hubbard. 

Lizzards.     MSG 
*Over  in  the  meadow  in  the  sand,  in  the  sun.     Knowlton.     NS 

(Variant.      Hubbard.     Lizzards.     MSG) 
Over  one,  under  one.     See  Weaving  song.     WS 
Over  one,  under  one.     See  Gaynor.     Weaving.     SCI 
Over  the  bare  hills  far  away.     Brown.     WS 
Over  the  borders,  a  sin  without  pardon.     See  Stevenson.     Keep- 
sake mill.     LBS 

(Bell.     Keepsake  mill.     LBS) 
Over  the  ditch.     See  Cubes  and  balls.     SC2 
Over  the  hill  in  the  green  of  the  grass.     See  Gaynor.     Queen 

of  the  May.     LL 
Over  the  hills  and  far  away.     CBO 
Over    the    mountains,    and    over    the    waves.     See    Marzials.     Love 

will  find  out  the  way.     CPP 
Over  the  pond  where  we  used  to  play.    See  Reed.    Skating  game. 

TGS 
Over  the  river  and  through  the  wood.     See  Sleighride.     HR 

(Conrade.     Thanksgiving  song.     GS) 

(Hubbard.     Thanksgiving    day.      MSG) 

(Morton.     Thanksgiving  song.     WS) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  177 

Over   the   standing   corn.     See   Knowlton,     Call   of   the    crows, 

NS 
Over  the  water  and  over  the  lea.     See  Charley  over  the  water. 

BB 
Over  there  the  sun  gets  up.     See  Sun.     SL2 
Owen.     All  through   the  night.     TLB 

(All  through  the  night.     TLB) 

Owl.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Oxdansen.     BFD. 
Oxdansen.     FDM 
Music   only 

Paddy  dear,  and  did  you  hear?    See  Wearing  of  the  green.    EFS 
Page.     Air  du  roi  Louis  XIIL     HMC2 

Music  only 
Barnyard.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Barnyard   people.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Bolero.    HMC2 

Music  only 
^—Highland  fling.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Hornpipe.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Jig:      "Garry   Owen."     HMC2 

Music  only 

Kite.     PTS— TGS 

Sir  Roger  de  Coverly.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Thing  of  beauty.     TLB 

Fail.     Smith.     SL2 

Paine.     Freedom,  our  queen.     TC 

(Strong.  Freedom,  our  queen.     TC) 

Painter  sun.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Palette  of  painter  Sun.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Palmer.     Childhood's   gold.     StN 
Little  maid  Margery.     StN 

Paloma.     See  Yradier.     Dove.     FS 
Pansies.     Conrade.     GS 
Pansies.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Papillon.     Schumann.     HMCl 

Music  only 
♦Paradise,  O  Paradise.     Barnby.    TLB 

(Hubbard.     Paradise.     MSG) 
Parker.     Blacksmith.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Song  of  the  blacksmith.     MSG) 


178  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Parker.     Carpenter.     SM 

Evensong.     TC 

Family.     SM 

My  pigeon  house.     WS 

Robbers.     TLB 

Rose  song.     TC 

Parlow.     In  the  mill.     HMCl 

Music  only 
In   the   smithy.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Skaters.     HMC2 

Music   only 
.Valiant  rider.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Parry.     Rock-a-bye.     TC 
Parting.     TLB 
Parting  song.     EL 
Parting  song.     Dugan.     WS 
Parting  song.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Hailmann.     Our  work  is  done.     HR) 

(Walker.     Our  play  is  o'er.     WS) 

(Wiggin.     Good-bye  song.     KC) 
Partner  right  merry.     See  Reinecke.     Partner  so  merry.     SL2 
Partner,  so  merry.     Reinecke.     SL2 
Partner  sweet.     Hitte.     DM 
Partners.     Kuecken.     HR 

(I'd   like  to  have  a  partner.      USI) 
Party.     USI 

*Pass  time  with  good  company  I  love.     Marzials.     CPP 
Pastral.     TLB 
Pat-a-cake.     SM 
Pat-a-cake.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Pat-a-cake.     MSG) 
*Pat-a-cake.     Gaynor.     LL 
*Pat-a-cake.  pat-a-cake.     LBS 

*Pat-a-cake,  pat-a-cake,  baker's  man.     Brewster.     BSS 
*Pat-a-cake,  pat-a-cake,  dear  babv.     Smith.     SLl 
Patch.     Bellringer.     TGS 

Christmas.     TGS 

Cloudy  day.     TGS 

First  gift  exercise.     TGS 

Fishes.     TGS 

■  Garden  bed.     TGS 

Good-bye  song.     TGS 

Missing  ball.  TGS 

Mystery  man.     TGS 

Skating  game.     TGS 

^Sleeping  leaves.     HS — TGS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  179 

Patch.     Surprise.     TGS 

Two  little  windows. 

Wonderful  bag.     TGS 

Patter,  patter  goes  the  rain.    See  Neidlinger.    Rainy  daj'.    SSS 

Patter,  patter,  here  they  come.     SL2 

Patter,  patter,  let  it  pour.    See  Sawyer.    April  shower.     EL 

Paulsen.     First  primrose.     FS 

Paxton.     Come  mirth.     RCS 

Payne.     Home,   sweet  home.     EFS — FS 

Peace  of  night.     Reinecke.     FC — FS 

Persall.     Oh,  who  will  o'er  the  downs  so  free.     FS 

Pebble  game.     Reed.     TGS 

Peek-a-boo,   peek-a-boo   light.     See   Gilchrist.     Little   window.     SM 

SM 
Peep  of  day.     Tufts.     CL 
*Peeping  at  Susie,  Susie,  Susie.     USI 
Peeping  from  his  curtain'd  pavilion.     See  Pastral.     TLB 
Pendulum.     PS 
Pendulum.     WS 
Pendulum.     Kohl.     HR 

Perhaps   the   biggest  garden   in   the   world.     See   Neidlinger.     Sea- 
garden.     ES2 

Perrie,  merrie,  dixi.     RCS 
(Four  presents.     BB) 

Perushka.     FDM 
Music  only 

Peter  goes  out  fresh  and  early.     See  Smith.     Children's  supper. 
SL2 

Peter,   Peter,  quickly  go.     See   Froebel.     Mowing  grass.     SM 

Peter  Piper.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

*Peter  Polt  had  a  little  colt.     LBS 

*Peter   White  that  never  goes  right.     Brown.     RCS 

Petit  chasseur.     BB 

(Father  Guillori.     RCS) 

Pettibone.     Sewing  song.     SCI 

Phillida  flouts  me.     Marzials.     CPP 

*Phillis  on  the  new  made  hay.     Marzials.     CPP 

Phippen,     Child-land  echoes  with  music.     EL 

Little  brown  seed.     EL 

*Phoebus,  arise!  Phoebus,  arise,  arise!     Sternberg.     TLB 
Phoebus,  golden  sun  of  morning.    See  Brewster.     Morning.  BSS 
Pianoforte.     Froebel.     MP 

Pickanannies'  picnic.     Loomis.     HMC2 
Music  only 

Picture  books   in  winter.     Stevenson.     SF 
(Stevenson.      Pictures   in   winter.      LBS) 
For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Picture  books  in  winter. 


180  Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs 

Pictures  ill  winter.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Stevenson.      Picture   books   in   winter.     SF) 

For  composers  sec  Stevenson.     Picture  books  in  winter. 

*Pie  sat  on  a  pear  tree.     LBS 

Piece  of  cardboard  white.     See  Gaynor.     Recipe  for  a  valentine. 

SCI 
Pigeon.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Pigeon  house.     PS 

(Froebel.     Pigeon   house.     MP) 

(Kohl.     Pigeon   house.     HR) 

(Walker.     Pigeon  house.     WS) 

Pigeon  house.     Kohl.     SM 
Pigeon  house.     Tufts.     CL 
Pigeon  song.     Walker.     WS 

(Froebel.     Pigeon  house.     MP) 

(Kohl.     Pigeon  house.     HR) 

(Pigeon  house.     PS) 
Pigeons.     HMC2 

(Music   only) 
Pigeons.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Pigeons    are    coming,    dear    love,    to    meet    you.      See    Froebel. 

Beckon  to  the  pigeons.     MP 
Pigeon's  flight.     Saville.     HS 
*Piggie  Wig  and  Piggie  Wee.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Piggie   Wig  and   Piggie   Wee.     See   Roeske.     Pigs.      PFP 
Pigs.     Roeske.     PFP 
Pigtail.     Ikillard.     TLB 

Pilgrim  from  the  Indies !     Sec  Weidig.     Pilgrims.     TC 
Pilgrims.     Weidig.     TC 
Pilgrim's  chorus.     Wagner.     TLB 

Pillvkin,  Willykin,  Winkie  Wee!     See  Bartlett.     Punkydoodle  and 
'Jollapin.     StN 

(Burdett.     Punkydoodle   and  Jollapin.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.      Punkydoodle   and   Jollapin.     StN) 

(Stanley.     Punkydoodle   and  Jollapin.     StN) 

Pilot.     Gould.     TLB 

Pinky  wild   rose.      Knowlton.      NS 

Pinsuti.     Crusaders.     TLB 

Piper.     Gilchrist.     TLB 

Piping  down  the  valleys  wind.    See  Gilchrist.     Piper.    TLB 

Pirate  story.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Stanford.     Pirate  story.     SS) 

*Pit-a-pat,  pit-a-pat,  fall  the  tiny  raindrops.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Pit!  pat!  pit!  pat!  pit!  pat!     See  Mozart.     Rain  song.     SHS 
Pitter,  patter,  patter,  hear  the  raindrops  fall.     See  Sheehan. 

April  showers.     OSM 
Pity  the  bees  in  the  steeple.     See  Hatton.     Good  night.     StN 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  181 

Plane,  plane,  plane,  joiner  follow  the  grain.     See  Kohl.    Joiner. 

SM 

(Variant:  Hubbard.     Zish,  zish.     MSG) 
Plantation  dance.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Planting  of  the  apple  tree.     Roeske.     HS 
Planting  the  corn  and  potatoes.     See  Hubbard.     Busy  children. 

MSG 
Plants   awakening.     Vose.      EL 
Play  in  all  seasons.     Smith.     LCD 
Play  with  the  limbs.     Froebel.     SM 
Play  with  the  limbs.     Froebel.     MP 
Playing  golf.     Loomis.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Playtime.     RCS 

Playtime  ring  song.     Sheehan.     OSM 
Pleasant  light.     PS 
Pleasant  weather.     Rust.    EL 
Pleyel.     On  guard.     GS 
Plough  boy  in  luck.     CBO 
Plowman.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Plump  little  baby  clouds.     See  Elliott.     Rainshowers.     SL2 

(Verdi.     Raindrops.     GS) 
Plums  in  winter.     Smith.     LCD 

Plus  ne  suis  ce  que  jai  ete.     See  Youth  has  gone.     FS 
Poe.     Bells.     TLB 

Poet  lived  beside  the  sea.    See  Atkinson.     Longfellow.     GS 
Points  of  the  compass.     Knowlton.     NS 
Policeman.     Valentine.     VBD 
Polite.     Smith.     LCD 
Polka,  (Bohemian)     HMC2 

Music  only 
Polka.    Lichner.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Polkett.  I  and  XL     FDM 

Music  only 
Pollen.     Busy  housewife.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Morning   greeting.      HMC2 

Music  only 
Rocking  horse.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Pollock.     Little  birdie  in  a  tree.     HR 
Sailor  boy.    HR 

(Hubbard.     Swing,  cradle,  swing.     MSG) 
Polly.    Hubbard.     MSG 
Polly.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Polly.     Valentine,  VBD 


182  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Polly  Flinders.     LBS 

Polly  Flinders.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

Polly,   Polly,  have  a  cracker,  do!  See  Valentine.     Polly.     VBD 

*Polly  put  the  kettle  on.     BE— OYA 

(Variant:     Housekeeping.     NG) 
Polonaise.     FDM 

Music  only 
Polonaise.     Merkel.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Pomona.     FS 

*Poor  beggar's  daughter.     Marzials.     CPP 
Poor  chickabiddy,  where's  she  gone?     See  Brahms.     Lost  chicken. 

FS 
♦Poor  dog   Bright.     Elliott.     MG 
*Poor  Ellen.     JB 

(Poor    Mary.      LBS) 
Poor  linnet  in  the  hedge.     Reinecke.     FC 
Poor   little  thistle   so  homely  and  rough.     See  Cole.     Thistle's 

story.     CM 
*Poor  Mary  is  a-weeping,  a-weeping.     LBS 

(Poor  Ellen.     JB) 
Poor  soul  sat  sighing  by  a  sycamore  tree.     See  Marzials.       O, 

willow,  willow.     CPP 
Pop-corn.     Vose.     EL 
Pop-corn  people.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Pop  goes  the  weasel.     NEBl 

Music  only 
Pop,  goes  the  weasel.     OYA 
Pope.     Rise,  crowned  with  light.     TLB 
Poppies.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Poppy  lady.     Gaynor.     LL 
Posies  and  roses.     LBS 
Posies,  posies,  red  and  white  and  blue.     See  Posies  and  roses. 

LBS 
Postillion.     Taubert.     RCS 
Postillion.     Schoenfeld.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Postknecht  will  ich  werden.     See  Taubert.     Postillion.     RCS 
Postman.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Postman.     Hailmann.     HR 
Postman.     Knowlton.     NS 
Postman.     Reed.     HS 
Postman.     Valentine.     VBD 
Postman.    Warner.    KC 
Postman   as   he   travels   round   upon   his   way.     See   Neidlinger. 

Letters.     ES2 
Postman  trudges  down  the  street.     See  Reed.     Postman.     HS 
Postman  with  his  leather  bag.    See  Shedd.     St.  Valentine's  day. 

HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  183 

Poulsson.    All  for  baby.     PFP 

Around  the  Maypole.     HS 

Autumn  song.     HS 

Autumn  wind.     LCD 

Baby's  birthday.     LCD 

-^—Baby's  bread.     HS 

Baby's  cotton  gown.     HS 

Beckoning  the  pigeons.     SM 

Bed-time.     LCD 

Birds  in  autumn.     HS 

Bird's  joy.     HS 

Bird's  nest.     HS 

Bold  snow  man.     LCD 

Bossy  cow.     LCD 

Bowing  game.     HS 

Brave.     LCD 

Bridge.     SM 

Brooklet's   song.     HS 

Busy  wind.     LCD 

Butterfly  dance.     LCD 

Cackling  hen.     LCD 

Canary.     LCD 

Careful.     LCD 

Carpenter.     SM 

— ' —  Caterpillar.     LCD 

Caterpillar.     PFP 

Caterpillar.     SM 

Chimes.     LCD 

Chirpings.     LCD 

Choosing  a  flower.     LCD 

Christmas  time  is  coming.     LCD 

Counting  lesson.     PFP 

Dandelion  cycle.     NS 

Dove  talk.    LCD 

Easter  morning.     HS 

Echo  play.     LCD 

Evening  prayer.     LCD 

Falling!  falling!     SM 

Falling  snow.     HS 

Family.     SM 

Ferns.     HS 

First  Christmas.     HS — WS 

First  Christmas  song.     (For  older  children.)     HS 

Fishes  at  play.     HS 

Five  little  mice.     PFP 

Flower  garden.     LCD 

Fly,  little  birds.     HS— WS 

Friendly  dark.     LCD 


184  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Poulsson.     Froebel's  birthday.     HS 

Garden.     HS 

Going  to  sleep.     LCB 

Good  morning,  canary.     HS 

Good  weather.     LCD 

Grand  ladies.     LCD 

Green  leafy  tree.    LCD 

Greeting.     SM 

—    Hen  and  chickens.     PFP 

How  the  corn  grew.     PFP 

If  rosy  sunsets  never  paled.     LCD 

If  you  were  a  flower.     LCD 

In  the  Bethlehem  stable.     LCD 

Independence  day.     HS 

Ironing  song.     HS 

Kite.     TGS 

Lambs.     PFP 

Light  bird.     HS 

Lighthouse.     LCD 

Little  boy's  walk.     PFP 

Little  child's  gift  carol.     HS 

Little  dancing  song.     LCD 

Little  game   for  little   folks.     WS 

Little  garden.     WS 

Little  gardener.     LCD 

Little  plant.     PFP 

Little  travelers.     HS 

Lordly  cock.     LCD 

Making  bread.     PFP 

Making  butter.     PFP 

May-basket.     LCD 

Merry   little   men.      PFP 

Merry  wind.     LCD 

Milk  for  supper.    LCD 

Mill.     PFP 

Minding  their  mother.     LCD 

Mrs.  Pussy's  dinner.     PFP 

Moonlight  song.     EL 

Morning  hymn.     LCD 

Morning  sunshine.     HS 

Mowing  grass.     SM 

New  Year  greeting.     HS 

Numbering  the  fingers.     SM 

Obedient.     LCD 

Old  Year  and  New  Year.     HS 

On   Froebel's  birthday.     HS 

On  this  happy  feast  day.     HS 

Orchard.     EI^-HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  185 


Poulsson.     Pigeon's  flight.     HS 

Pigs.     PFP 

Play  in  all  seasons.     LCD 

Plums  in  winter.     LCD 

Polite.     LCD 

Postman.     HS 

Prompt.    LCD 

Rainbow.     LCD 

Raining !  raining  I    LCD 

"Riddle-cum-riddle".     LCD 

St.  Valentine's  day.     HS 

Santa  Claus.     PFP 

Saying  good-night.     LCD 

See  the  pretty  valentines.     HS 

Sequel  to  an  old  story.     NS 

Sewing  song.     WS 

Sheep.    LCD 

Shell.     LCD 

Slow  little  snail.     LCD 

Softly,  softly  blows  the  wind.     LCD 

Soldiers   true.     HS 

Sparrows.     PFP 

Sprinkling  the  clothes.     HS 

Squirrel.     PFP 

Sunshine  far  and  near.     LCD 

Thanks  for  food.     LCD 

Thanksgiving  for  harvest.     HS 

Three  years  old.     LCD 

Tick-tack.     SM 

To  a   snow-flake.     LCD 

To  the  sky  and  back.     LCD 

Toyman's   shop.     HS 

Train.     LCD 

Transformation  game.    SM 

Treasures.    LCD 

Two  years  old.    LCD 

Useful.    LCD 

Valentine's  message.     HS 

Washing  day.     EL 

Washing  day.     HS 

Waves.    LCD 

Weathervane.    LCD 

Weathervane.      SM 

Welcome  to  spring.     LCD 

When  you   send  a  valentine.     HS 

While  stars  of  Christmas  shine.     HS 

Whirabout.     LCD 


186  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Praise  God  from  whom  all  blessings  flow.     See  Franc.     Old  hun- 
dred.    TLB 
Praise  not  to  me  the  new  born  rose.     See  Charming  Marguerite. 

EFS 
Praise  the  Lord  with  thankful  spirits.    See  Martin.    Thou  crownest 

the  year  with  thy  goodness.     MSL 
Praise  the  Lord !  ye  heavens,  adore  Him.     See  Haydn.     Austrian 

hymn.     TLB 
Pratt.     At  the  window.     StN 

August.     NS 

Feeding  the  chickens.     NS 

God   loves  his   little   children.     NS 

Little  friends.     NS 

May.     NS 

News  for  gardeners.     NS 

North  and  South.     NS 

October.     NS 

One,  two,  three.     StN 

Pinky  wild  rose.     NS 

Points  of  the  compass.     NS 

Postman.     NS 

Sleep,  sleep,  the  south  wind  blows.    StN 

Pray  tell  me  where  you  came  from.    See  Smith.     Brook.    SL2 
Pray,  where  are  the  little  blue-bells  gone?    See  Conrade.     Fairies. 

GS 
Prayer.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Prayer.     Gaynor.     LL 
Prayer.     Himmel.     TLB 
Prayer.     Randegger.  KG 

(Randegger.     Song  of  thanks.     EL) 
♦Prayers  of  love.     Gilchrist.     TLB 
Prelude.     Chopin.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Presentation  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Preston.     Let  us  chase  the  squirrel.     HS 
Pretty  bird,    O    shining   bird.     See    Kohl.     Lightbird.     SM 
Pretty  bird  of  colored  light.    See  Gaynor.    Light  bird.     SCI 
Pretty  bird  with   plumage   gay.     See   Hubbard.     Polly.     MSG 
*Pretty  birdlings,  blithe  and  gay.     RCS 
Pretty  cow.     Cole.     CM 

(Seidell.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     HR) 

(Smith.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     SLl) 

(Tufts.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CL) 
Pretty  flow'rs  were  sleeping.    See  Rich.  Easter  song.     HS 
Pretty  game.     Brown.     EL 
Pretty  garden-gate,  we  pray  you  open  wide  and  let  us  go.     See 

Gilchrist.     Garden-gate.     SM 
Pretty  little   blue-bird.     See   Neidlinger.     Blue-bird.     SSS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  187 

Pretty  little  blue  eyed  dolly.    See  Hitte.     Dolly  song.     DM 
Pretty  little   goldi-locks   shining   in   the   sun.     See   Knowlton. 

Dandelion  cycle.     NS 
Pretty  little  Johnnie,  Polly,  come  with  me.    See  Reinecke.     How 

Johnnie  and  Polly  shake  the  apples.     FC 
Pretty  little  Madelene.     See  Roeckel.     Madelene.    TLB 
Pretty  little  violets.     See  Brown.     May.     WS 
Pretty  maiden,  sweet  and  gay.     See  Carrousel.     BFD 
Pretty  moon.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Sawyer.     New  moon.     WS) 
Pretty  Poll  Parrott.     Bingham.     BM 
*Pretty  Polly  Pansy.     Conrade.     GS 
Pretty  robin,  do  not  go.     See  Tufts.     Robin.     CL 
Pretty  skylark,  winging,  singing  skylark.     See  Lark.     EPS 
*Pretty  swallow,  fly  away.     Bingham.     BM 
Pretty  white  snow  flakes.     See  Smith.     Snow  flakes.     SL2 
Princes  royal.     NEBl 
Prism    game.      Gaynor.      SC2 
Prompt.     Smith.     LCD 
Proposal.     NEBl 

Psalter.    These  see  His  wonder  in  the  deep.     TLB 
Pumpkin  head,  pumpkin  head  there  in  the  dark.     See  Gaynor. 

Jack  O'Lantern.     LL 
Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     Bartlett.     StN 

(Burdett.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 

(Stanley.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollapin.     StN) 
Purcell.     Hunting  the  hare.     RCS 

Knowledge  and  wisdom.     RCS 

Purer  yet  and  purer  I  would  be  in  mind.     See  Lyndhurst.    TLB 
Puss  at  court.    CBO 

(Elliott.     Pussy  cat,  pussy  cat.    MG) 
Pussy.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Pussy  by  the  fire.     See  Neidlinger.     Bad  pussy.     SSS 
Pussy  cat.   _BB 

Pussy  cat  high,  pussy  cat  low.    See  Pussy  cat.     BB 
*Pussy  cat  mew  jumped  over  a  coal.     LBS 
*Pussy  cat,  pussy  cat,  where  have  you  been?     Elliott.     MG 

(Puss  at  court.    CBO) 
Pussy  cat,  where  have  you  been  today?     See  Lazy  cat.     HR 

(Elliott.     Lazy  cat.     MG) 
Pussy  has  a  cozy  home.     See  Gaynor.     Pussy.     SC2 
Pussy  on  the  roof.     PS 
Pussy,  where  have  you  been  today?    See  Elliott.    Lazy  cat.    MG 

(Lazy  cat.     HR) 
Pussy  white  so  slyly  comes.    See  Hubbard.     Cat  and  the  mouse. 

Pussy  willow.     Gaynor.     SV 


188  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Pussy  willow.     Knowlton.     NS 

Pussy  willow.     Riley.     LL 

Pussy  willow.     St.  John.     BSS 

Pussy  willow.     Sawyer.     WS 

Put  on  your  bonnet  and  take  your  doll.  See  Knowlton.  Af- 
ternoon tea.     NS 

Put  the  clothes  into  the  tub.     See  Smith.     Washing  day.     SL2 

Put  the  pretty  pink  shell  to  your  pretty  pink  ear.  See  Smith. 
Shell.     LCD 

Put  your  feet  upon  the  line.  See  Gaynor.  Call  to  the  circle. 
SCI 

Put  your  hand  in  mine  and  let  us  form  our  ring.  See  Sheehan. 
Ring  song.     OSM 

Putting  the  fingers  to  sleep.     Hailmann.     HR 

Quack!  said  the  duckling.     See  Gaynor.     Duckling.     LL 

Quadrille  (Swedish)  FDM 

Quaker  courtship.     NG 

*Queen  Mary,  Queen  Mary.     JB 

*Queen  o'  May  held  court  one  day.     Warren.     StN 

(Stanley.     Queen  o  '  May.     StN) 
Queen  of  the  May.  Gaynor.     LL 
Queer  pussies.     Gebauer.     HS 
Quercy.     Carol  of  the  birds.     TLB 

Quickly  from  our  bed  we  rise.     See  Marching,  no.  24.     PS 
Quiet    little    sunbeam    comes    through    the    window    clear.      See 

Stetson.     Lightbird.     HS 
Quiet  Sabbath  morn  is  here.     See  Gaynor.     Church.     SCI 

Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.     Hadley.     TLB 
Rabbit.    Froebel.    MP 
Rabbit.     Gurlett.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Race.     Koehler.     HR 
Ragman.     Taynor.     SC2 
Railway.     Wiseneder.     HR 
Rain.     Hitte.     DM 
Rain.     St.  John.     BSS 
Rain.     Stevenson.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Rain.     CGV) 
Rain  clouds.     Hill.     SHS 
Rain  coach.     Smith.     SL2 
Rain  fairies.     Reinecke.    HMCl 

Music  only 
Rain  is  falling.     See  Gaynor.     November.     LL 
Rain  is  raining  all  around.    See  Stevenson.    Rain.    CGV 

(Fisher.     Rain.     CGV) 
Rain  on  the  roof.     Hill.     SHS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 


189 


Gregory.        EL 


CL 


*Rain,  rain,  here  again.     Tufts.     CL 
Rain   shower.     Elliott.     SL2 
Rain  song.     Froelich.     KC 

(Reinecke.     Rain  song.     FC) 
Rain  song.     Mozart.     SHS 
Rain  song.     Smith.     SLl 

(Allen.     Song  of  the  rain.     WS) 
Rainbow.     Atkinson.     GS 
Rainbow.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Rainbow.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Rainbow.     Smith.     LCD 
♦Rainbow   children   have   come   to   town 
Rainbow  song.     Walker.     WS 
Raindrop  is  a  little  thing.    See  Tufts.     Trifles. 
Raindrops.      Earned.      HS 
Raindrops.     Mendelssohn.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Raindrops.     Verdi.    GS 

(Elliott.     Rainshowers.     SL2) 
Raining.     HR 

♦Raining!   raining!   sang  the   sparrow.     Smith.     LCD 
Rainshowers.     Elliott.     SL2 

(Verdi.      Raindrops.      GS) 
Rainy  day.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Rainy  day  good  morning.     Hill.     SHS 
Ramsay.     Armies  in  the  fire.     SF 
^Autumn   fire.       SF 

(Wells.     Autumn  fires.     EL) 
Bed  in  summer.     SF 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Bed  in  summer 

Good  and  bad  children.     SF 

Hayloft.     SF 

(Bell.     Hayloft.     LBS) 

In  port.     SF 

My  kingdom.     SF 

My  ship  and   I.     SF 

(Stanford.     My  ship  and  I.     SS) 

Nest  eggs.     SF 

Northwest  passage — ^good-night.     SF 

Picture  books  in  winter.     SF 

(Bell.     Pictures  in  winter.     LBS) 

Shadow  march.     SF 

Swing.     SF 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson 
Where  go  the  boats?     SF 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson 
Wind.     SF 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Wind. 


Swing. 

Where  go  the  boats? 


190  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Ramsay.    Windy  nights.     SF 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Windy  nights. 
Randegger.     At  night.     TC 

Morning  prayer.     SLl 

Prayer.      KC 

(Randegger.     Song  of  thanks.     EL) 
Song  of  thanks.     EL 

(Randegger.     Prayer.     KC) 
Ranged  in  rows.     Wiebe.     KC 
Ranged  in  two  long  facing  rows.     See  Wiebe.     Ranged  in  rows. 

KC 
Rataplan.     Reinecke.     FC — HR 

(Reinecke.     Marching  song  (Rataplan.)     KC) 
Rap,  rap,  rap,  rap,  how  the  shingles  snap.     See  Hubbard.     Nail- 
er.    MSG 
Reach  out  your  hands.     See  Wiggin.     Ball  song,  no.  1.     KC 
Reading.     Dulce   domum.     TLB 

Oh,  come,  all  ye  faithful.    TLB 

Reap  the  flax.     BED 
Reapers.     Gayrhos.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Reapers.     Kies.     MSL 
Reaper's  dance.     Oehmler.     HMC2 

.     Music  only 
Reaping  the  flax.     KK 
Reason  why.     Brown.     WS 
Recipe  for  a  valentine.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Recessional.     Huss.    TLB 

Red  and  speckled  lady  bug.     See  Gaynor.     Lady  bug.     SC2 
Red  and  white.     Terhune.     CC 
Red  Sarafan.     EES 
*Red,  white  and  blue.     Atkinson.     GS 
Reed.     Bell-ringer.    TGS 

Christmas.     HS — TGS 

Cloudy  day.      TGS 

First  gift  exercises.     TGS 

Fishes.     TGS 

Froebel's  birthday.     HS 

Garden   bed.     TGS 

Good  morning  song.    TGS 

Good-bye  song.     TGS 

Kite.     TGS 

(Variant:     Hurd.     Kite.     PTS) 

(Adapted    from   Eroebel.     Lengthwise,   crosswise.     MP) 

(Variant:    Hubbard.    Target.    MGS) 

Lullaby.    TGS 

Mill.     TGS 

(Reinecke.    Mill-wheel.     SM) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  191 

Reed.     Missing  ball.     TGS 

Morning  thanksgiving.     HS 

Mystery  man.    TGS 

Our  land.     HS— TGS 

Pebble  game.     TGS 

Postman.     HS 

Skating  game.     TGS 

Sleepy  leaves.     HS — TGS 

Surprise.     TGS 

Table   exercise    for   attention.     TGS 

Two  little  window^s.     TGS 

Wonderful  bag.     TGS 

Reel   (Danish).     FDM 

Music  only 
Reel   (Finnish).     FDM 

Music  only 
Regiment.     Gaynor.     LL 
Regimental  march.     FS 
Reichardt.     Heather  rose.     RCS 

For  other  composers  see  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein 
Reinecke.     Another  birthday  song.     FC 
Barcarole.    FC 

(Duck  dance.     BG) 

(Fairy  ship.     BB) 

(Reinecke.     I  saw  a  ship  a  sailing.     HR) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     EL) 

Barley  brownie.     FC 

Beckoning  the  pigeons.     SM 

Birds  and  angels.    FC 

Birds  of  passage.    FC 

Birdie's  burial.     FC 

Birthday  song.     SLl 

(Reinecke.     Mother's  birthday  song,  No.  1.     FC) 

Birthday  song.     SL2 

Blue-bell  and  the  flowers.     FC 

Boy  and  the  wren.     RCS 

(Reinecke.     George's   song.     FC) 

Broom  and  the  rod.     FC 

Carriage  to  ride  in.     FC 

Child  and  the  cuckoo.     FC 

Christmas   at  the   door.     FC — HR — SLl 

Christmas  hymn.     FC 

Christmas  song.     FC 

Daisy.     SLl 

Dancing  song.     FC 

(Froelich.     Dancing  song.     HR) 
Doll's   cradle  song.     FC 


192  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Reinecke.     Dragonfly  in  the  sunshine.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Dream.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Evening  prayer.     FC — HR — SLl 

Evening  star.     FC 

Evening  star.    RCS 

Fairy.     FC 

Farmer.     SL2 

Field  daisy.     FC 

Finger  piano.     SM 

First  Christmas.     GS 

(Morton.     First  Christmas.     HS — WS) 

Five  in  a  row.     SL2 — SM 

Flower  song.     SM 

Forget-me-not.     FC — SLl 

(Jacob.     Forget-me-not.     WS) 

Forming  the  ring.     WS 

George's  song.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Boy  and  the  wren.     RCS) 

God  the   Father  in   Heaven.     FC 

Good   King  Arthur.     FC 

(Gaynor.     King  Arthur.     LL) 

(King  Arthur.     CBO) 

(jood  old  cock.     FC 

Guessing  the  singer.     SM 

Hark,  hark,  like  the  lark.     SLl 

Hiding  game.     SM 

How  it  looks  in  the  mill.     FC 

How  Johnnie  and  Polly  shake  the  apples.     FC 

Hurdy  gurdy.     HMCl 

Music  only 
1  saw  a  ship  a  sailing.     HR 

(Duck  dance.     BG) 

(Fairy  ship.     BB) 

(Reinecke.     Barcarole.     FC) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     EL) 
In  the  mill.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Little  gardener.  SM 

Longing    for   spring.     RCS 

Mamma  and  the  baby.     FC 

Marching  song.     KC 

Marching  song.     (Rataplan.) 

(Reinecke.     Rataplan.     FC— HR) 
Marionetts.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Mill.     FC 

(Adaptation,  in   SLl) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  193 

Reinecke.     Millwheel.     SM 

(Reed.     Mill.     TGS) 

Morning  hymn.     KC 

Morning  prayer.     FC — SLl 

Morning  prayer.     SL2 

Mother  love.     RCS 

Mother's  birthday.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Birthday  song.     SLl) 

My  mother's  eye.     FC 

Partner,   so  merry.     SL2 

Peace  of  night.     FC — FS 

Poor  linnet  in  the  hedge.     FC 

Rain  song.     FC 

Rataplan.     FC— HR 

(Reinecke.     Marching   song.     (Rataplan.)     KC) 

Santa  Claus.     SL2 

Schnick  schnack.     RCS 

Serenade.     FC 

Sicillian.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Sir  Spring's  concert.     FC 

Sleighing  song.     SL2 

Snow-flakes.     HR 

Snow-white.     FC 

Spin,  lassie,  spin.     SL2 

(Reinecke.     Spinning  song.     FC— RCS) 
Spinning  song.     FC — RCS 

(Reinecke.     Spin,  lassie,  spin.     SL2) 
Stork,  stork,  stander.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Stork,  stork,  Stanley.     RCS) 

Sunshine.     HR 

Tick  tack.     SM 

To  the  evening  star.    FC 

To  the  humblebee.     FC 

To  the  nightingale.     FC 

Toyman  of  Nuremberg.     FC 

Up  yonder  on  the  mountain.     FC 

Violet.     FC— RCS-SLl-WS 

(Kies.     Violet.     MSL) 

(Schults.     Violet.     FC-KC-MSL-RCS-SLl— WS) 

(Violet.     KC) 

Visit.     SM 

Weaving  song.     HR 

When  mother  was  ill.     FC 

When  the  little   children   sleep.     FC— KC 

Who  has  the  whitest  lambkins?     FC— KC 

(Moon  and  the  stars.    PS) 

(White  lambkins.     HR) 


194  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Reinhold.     Boat  song.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Brownies.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Fairy  steps.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Gnomes.     HMCl 

Music  only 
^  March  of  Fingall's  men.     HMC2 

Music  only 
War  song.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Reissmann.     Waking  flowers.     RCS 
Remember  the  glories  of  Brien,  the  brave.    See  Brien,  the  brave. 

TLB 
Remembrance.     Saleza.     FS 
Resch.    "Secret  love."     KM 
*Rest  in  the  Lord.     Mendelssohn.     TLB 
Rest  song.     Kies.     MSL 
Rest  thee  now.    Schubert.    RCS 

(Schubert.     Softly  sleep  thou.     FS) 
Rest  thee,  rest  thee.    See  Schubert.     Rest  thee  now.     RCS 

(Schubert.    Softly  sleep  thou.     FS) 
Retour.     See  Marie  Antoinette.     Return.     FS 
Return.     Marie  Antoinette.     FS 
Return  ball.     Loomis.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Return  of  the  birds.     Nevin.     TC 
Rheinlaender.     FDM 

Music  only 
Rhythm  game.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Rhythmic  measure,  gives  us  pleasure.    See  Equal  measure.     HR 

Variant:     Marching  song,  no.  25.     PS) 
Rich.     Easter  song.     HS 
Richards.    At  Easter  time     WS 

Baby  bo.     StN 

Church.     SM 

December.     NS 

Happy  brothers  and  sisters.     SM 

Hymn  for  a  child.     NS 

Little  gardener.     SM 

Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN 

Naming  the  fingers.     SM 

Punkydoodle   and   Jollapin.     StN 

Shadow  rabbit.     SM 

Song  of  the  shark.     StN 

Valentine.    StN 

Richter.     May  dancing  song.     HR 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  195 

*Riddle— cum-riddle.     Smith.     LCD 

*Ride  a  cock-horse  to  Banbury  Cross.     Elliott.     MG 

(Banbury  Cross.     OYA) 
Rider.     Berry     KC 
Rider  on  the  rockinghorse.     Loeschhorn.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Riders  five  on  steeds  so  gay.     See  Smith.     Five  riders  and  good 

child.    SLl 
Riding  on  the  rail.     Ingraham.    StN 

(Bartlett.     Riding  on  the   rail.     StN) 
Rieff.     Christmas  song.     KC 

Christmas  tree  march.     KC 

Riego's  hymn.     FS 

♦Right,  left,  together.     Fischer.     HR 

Rigs  o'marlow.     NEBl 

Riley.     Grasshopper  green.     LL 

Mad  tea  party.     LL 

My  valentine.     LL 

Pussy  willow.     LL 

Ring.     Boating  song.     SCI 

Ring.     Elliott.     SL2 

*Ring  a  ring  of  roses,  a  pocket  full  of  posies.    JB — LBS 

(Variant:     Ring  around  the  rosie.     NG) 
*Ring  around  a  rosy  sweet.     USI 
Ring  around  the  posy  bed.     Smith.  SLl 
Ring  around  the  rosie.     NG 

(Ring   a   ring   of  roses.     JB — LBS) 
Ring,  glad  bells.     Herron.     WS 
Ring,  kling,  ling,  ling.     Sec  Reinecke.     Christmas  at  the  door. 

HR 
Ring  made  of  seven  pretty  girls.     See  Seven  pretty  girls.     KK 
*Ring,  merry  Christmas  bells.     Jenks.     EL 
*Ring  out,  wild  bells.     TLB 
Ring,   ring,   ring,   ring,   merry  bells.     Sec   Hitte.     Merry  Christmas 

bells.     DM 
Ring!  ring!  ye  bells  of  Christmas.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Ring,  ring,  ye  merry  bells.     See  Rust.     Froebel's  birthday  song. 

EL 
Ring  song.     Hurd.     PTS 
Ring  song.     Sheehan.     OSM 
Ring  song,  no.   1.     Weber.     KC 
Ring  song,  no.  2.     KC 
Ring  song,  no.  2)-6.    Wiggin.     KC 
Ring  song,  no.  7.     Smith.     KC 
Ringel  Tanz.     BB 
Ripe  apples.     Cole.     CM 
Ripened  leaves.     Knowlton.     NS 


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*Rippling,  purling  little  river.     RCS 

(Gilchrist.      Rippling,   purling   little   river.     SM) 

(Mozart.     Rippling,  purling.     HR) 
Rippling,   sparkling  in   the   sun.     See   Reinecke.     Finger  piano. 

SM 
Rischart.     Now  welcome  to  the  new-born  year.     HR 
*Risc  crowned  with  light.     LvofF.     TLB 
Rittmeyer.      Night   song.     TLB 
♦River,  river,  tell  me  pray.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Robbers.     Parker.     TLB 
Robert  of  Lincoln.     Conrade.     GS 
Robin.     Tufts.     CL 
Robin  Adair.     EFS 
Robin    Redbreast.      BSS 
Robin  Redbreast.     Bacon.     EL 
Robin  Redbreast.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Robin  Redbreast.     Kuecken.     HR 
Robin,    robin    redbreast,    hopping    in    the    snow.      See    Gaynor. 

Robin  Redbreast.     SCI 
Robin,  robin  redbreast,  how  your  voice  does  ring.     See  Robin 

Redbreast.     BSS 
*Robin,  robin  redbreast,  swinging  on  the  bough.     Mather.     WS 
Robins  and  pussy  willow.     Brewster.     BSS 
Robins  in  the  tree  top.     See  Warren.     Marjorie's  almanac.     StN 
Robin's  nest.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Robin's  song.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Rock-a-bye  baby  on  the  tree  top.     See  Cole.     Rock-a-bye  baby. 

CM 

(Bingham.     Rock-a-bye  baby.) 

(Hubbard.     Rock-a-bye  baby.     MSG) 

(Rock-a-bye  baby.     HR) 

(Smith.     Rock-a-bye  baby.     SL2) 
Rock-a-bye  baby,  see  the  leaves  grow.     See  Atkinson.     Cradle 

song.     SV 
*Rock-a-bye  baby,  the  moon  is  a  cradle.     Parry.     TC 

(Seeboeck.     Rock-a-bye    baby.     TC) 

(Wills.     Rock-a-bye  baby.     EL) 
Rock-a-bye   baby   up   in   the    tree   top.     See   Knowlton.     In    the 

tree  top.     NS 

(Clarke.     In   the   tree   top.     StN) 
Rock-a-bye  baby,  upon  the  tree  top,  when  the  bow  bends.     See 

Rock-a-bye,  baby,  on  the  tree  top. 
*Rock-a-bye  lady  from  the  Hush-a-bye  Street.       Gilchrist.     FSC 
Rock-a-bye,     lullabv,    bees     in    the    clover.     Allen.     Lullaby.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Lullaby.     StN) 
Rock-a-way,    rock-a-way,   here   we    go.     See   Elliott.      Rocking- 
horse.     SL2 
Rock  the  baby.    See  Neidlinger.     Rocking  baby.    SSS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  197 

Rocking  baby.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Rocking-horse.     Elliott.     SL2 
Rocking-horse.     Pollen.     HMC2 

Music  only- 
Rocking-horse.     Tufts.     FS 
Rocking  the   cradle.     Montz.     IMS 
Rockwell.     Marching  song  for  Froebel's  birthday.     KC 
Rodes.     KK 
Rodney.     NEB2 
Roeckel.    Day  is  dying.    TLB 

Madelene.    TLB 

Roelofson.     Swing  song.     EL 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Swing. 
Roeske.     All  for  baby.     PFP 

Caterpillar.     PFP 

Counting  lesson.     PFP 

Five  little  mice.     PFP 

Hen  and  chickens.     PFP 

How  the  corn  grew.     PFP 

Lamb.     PFP 

^Little  boy's  walk.     PFP 

Little  plant.     PFP 

Making  bread.    PFP 

Making  butter.     PFP 

Merry  little  men.     PFP 

^Mill.      PFP 

Mrs.  Pussy's  dinner.     PFP 

Pigs.     PFP 

Planting  of  the  apple  tree.     HS 

Santa  Claus.     PFP 

Sparrow.     PFP 

Squirrel.      PFP 

Wind-flowers.     HS 

World.     EL 

Rogers.     Hope   of  the   nation.     KM 

^  March.    KM 

Roll  call.    Hubbard.    WSG 

Roll  on,  roll  on,  you  restless  waves.     See  Hubbard.     Waves  on 

the  sea-shore.     MSG 
*Roll  over,   come  back.     Hubbard.     MSG 
*Roll  the  ball.     Hubbard.    MSG 
Rollicking  Robin.     Knowlton.     NS 
Rolling  and   rolling.     See  Elliott.     Cart-wheel.     SL2 

(Walker.     Cartwheel   song.     WS) 
Rolling  home.     NEB2 
Rolling  the  hoop.     Scharwenka.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Roly-poly  caterpillar.     See  Smith.     Caterpillar.     LCD 


198 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 


Roly-poly  honey  bee.     See  Burdett.     Summer  song.     StN 

Roman  soldiers.     JB 

Root.     Child  and  the  tree.     SV 

Christmas    song.      SV 

(Bingham.     Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring?     BM) 

Dancing  song.     SV 

Flag  song.     SV 

Salute.    GS 

Sunshine  song.     S V 

Wind  song.     SV 

Rose-bush.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Rose-bush  has  a  baby.     See  Neidlinger.     Rose-bush's  baby.     SSS 

Rose-bush's  baby.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Rose  of  Allandale.     TLB 

Rose  song.     Parker.     TC 

Roses  are  waking.     See  Commencement  song.     TLB 

Rosetti.     January.     NS 

Rossini.     Bring  blossoms  sweet.     GS 

Sleighing.     HR 

Stars  and  posies.    GS 


JB 
HR 

Flicker,   flicker,   firesprite. 


FS 


*Rosy  apple,  lemon,  or  a  pear. 
*Rosy,  my   posy.     Hailmann. 
Rothe   Sarafan.     See  Titoff. 

(Music:     Tasting.     KC) 
Rough  riders.    Seeboeck.    HMC2 

Music  only 
Round  and  round.     HR 
Round  and  round  and  round  we  go  a  tripping-oh !     Sec  Gaynor. 

Dancing  song.    LL 
*Round  and  round  it  goes.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Millwheel.     GS) 

(Millwheel.     EL) 
Round  and  round,  round  and  round. 

EL 
Round  and  round,  round  and  round. 

VBD 
Round  and  round,  the  millwhcels  turn.     See  Round  and  round.     HR 
♦Round  and  round  the  village.     BG— HC— JB— USI 

(Go  round  and  round  the  valley.     NG) 
Round  and  round,   we're   slowly   winding.     See   Frobel.     Winding. 

HR 
Round  and  round  we're  lightly  pacing.     See  Guessing  game.     HR 
Round  game.     Gaynor.     LL 

Round  goes  the  ball  in  ev'ry  place.  See  Hurd.     Ball  song   (Spin- 
ning.)    EL 
Round,  on  the  diatonic  scale.     Goodban.     RCS 
Round,  round,  wind  the  clock.     See  Gaynor.     Winding  the  clock. 

SCI 


See  Ball     song.       (Motion.) 
See  Valentine.      Goldfish. 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  199 

*Round  the  corn  stocks  see  us   winding.     JB 
Rowing.     Guglielmo.     FS 
Royal  conqueror.     Martin.     MSL 
*Roy's  horse  enjoys  a  gallop.     FS 

Ru,  ri,  ru,  ri,  going  o'er  the  mountain.     See  Going  over  the  moun- 
tain.    USI 
Rub-a-dub-dub.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Rub !  scrub  !  rub-a-dub-dub !    See  Hill.    Washing  and  ironing.  SHS 
Rubinstein.     Melody  in  F.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Trot  de  cavalerie.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Rumbling  down  the  alleys.     See  Gaynor.     Ragman.     SC2 
Run.     Montz.     IMS 
*Run,  little  rivulet,  run.     Boott.     RCS— WS 

(Bertini.     Little  rivulet.     HR) 
Run.  run,  run.     Concone.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Run,  run,  run !  oh,  what  jolly  fun !     See  Hering.     Little  pony.     HR 
Running  a  race.     PS 
Russell.     Autumn  song.     HS 
Russian  lullaby.     TLB 

(Little  Cossack.     FS) 
Russian  dance  melody.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Rust.    Boat.    EL 

Bucket  song.     EL 

Child-land  echoes  with  music.     EL 

Duck  game.     EL 

Froebel's  birthday  song.     EL 

Froebel's   favorite  hymn.     EL 

God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     EL 

(Smith.     God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     SLl) 

Happy  greetings.    EL 

Pleasant  weather.     EL 

Seasons.     EL 

Summer  shower.     EL 

Thanksgiving  song.     EL 

There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL 

(Cornwell.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 

(Frost.     Birdie's  song.     WS) 

Saar.    My  brigantine.    TLB 

Sabbath  morn  is  dawning.    See  Damrosch.    Lord's  day.     StN 

Sacrifice.     EFS 

*Safe  stronghold.    Luther.     FS 

(Luther.     Ein'feste  Burg.     TLB) 

(Luther.     Mighty  fortress.     EFS) 


200  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Sah  ein  Knab'  ein  Roeslein  stehn.     Sec  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 

BSS— FS— RCS 

For  composers  see  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 
Said  a  very  small  wren.    See  Bartlett.     Wren  and  the  hen.     StN 

(Molloy.     Wren  and  the  hen.     StN) 
Said  a  very  young  crow.     See  Neidlingcr.     Two  crows.     SSS 
Said  the  boy  to  the  brook  that   was   rippling  away.     See   Sawyer. 

Boy  and  the  brook.  EL 
Said  the  clouds  to  the  sun.     See  Cole.     What  can  you  do?     TC 
Said  the  leaves  on  the  branches.     See  Knowlton.     Ripened  leaves. 

NS 
Sail.     Gaynor.     LL 
Sailing  at  high  tide.    NG 
Sailing  in  the  boat  when  the  tide  runs  high.     See  Sailing  at  high 

tide.    NG 
Sailing  o'er  a  summer  sea.     Denza.     EFS 

(Denza.     Funiculi,  funicula.     FS) 

(Denza.     Merry  life.     TLB) 
Sailor.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Sailor  boy.     Pollock.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Swing  cradle,  swing.     MSG) 
Sailor,  tell  me,  over  the  ocean.     See  Marie  Antoinette.     Return.    FS 
Sailors.     Sawyer.     EL 
Sailor's  song.     Schumann.     HMCl 

Music  only 
St.  Edmund.     Sullivan.     TLB 
St.  Gregory.     Barnby.     TLB 
St.  John.     Butterfly.     BSS 

Pussy  willows.     BSS 

Rain.    BSS 

Sing,   sing,   lily  bells   ring.     BSS 

St.  Patrick's  day.     See  Jig.     BFD 

"St.   Patrick's   day"  See  Jig    (Irish)    FDM 

Music   only 
St.  Paul's  steeple.     CBO 
St._  Valentine's  day  Shedd.     HS 

Saint  Valentine's  day  will  soon  be  here.     See  Gaynor.     Valen- 
tines.    SC2 
Saleza.     Remembrance.     FS 
Sally  in  our  alley.     Marzials.     CPP 
Sally  Luker.     NEBl 
Sally  Waters.    JB 
Salute.     Root.     GS 
Salute  to  the  flag.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Same  old  road.     Neidlingcr.     ES2 
Sampler.     Terhune.     CC 
Sanctissima.     See  W^ork.     FS 
Sandman.     Finch.     HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  201 


Sandman.     Gaynor.     LL 
Sandman.     Taubert.     RCS 
Sands  of  Dee.     TLB 
Sangster.     Call  of  the  crow.     NS 

Hymn  for  national  holiday.     NS 

Litany.     NS 


-.  Little  fairy.     NS 
-Merry   wind.      NS 
-  Patriotic  hymn.     NS 
Ripened   leaves.     NS 


Santa  Clans.     Brown.     EL 

Santa   Claus.     Conrade.     GS 

Santa  Claus.     Reinecke.     SL2 

Santa  Claus.     Roeske.     PFP 

Santa    Claus,    dear    Santa    Claus,    I    wonder   if   you    know.     See 

Conrade.     Santa  Claus.     GS 
Santa    Claus    is    coming    children!      See    Schwartz.      Christmas 

song.     BSS 
Santa   Lucia.     EFS — FS — TLB 

(Now   neath   the   silver   moon.     EFS — TLB) 

(See  where  the  star  of  eve.     FS) 
Sap  has  begun  to  flow.     Smith.     SL2 
Saraband.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Sartorio.     Albumleaf.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Saville.     Pigeon's  flight.     HS 
— ■ — Song  of  thanks.     HS 
Saw,  saw,  saw,  make  the  boards  fit.     See  Plill.     Busy  carpenters. 

SHS 
Sawing  game.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Sawing  game.     MSG) 

(Sawyer.     PS) 

(Stangenberger.      Sawyer.      HR) 
Sawyer.     Alder  bj'  the  river.     EL 

(Strachauer.     Alder  by  the  river.     WS) 

April  shower.     EL 

Boy  and  the  brook.     EL 

Chickadee.     EL 

Child's  inquiry.     EL 

Coasting  song.     WS 

Come  let  us  live  with  our  children.     EL 

Duck  game.     EL 

Easter  carol.     EL 

First  Christmas.     EL 

Good-bye  to  the  flowers.     WS 

(Mendelssohn.     Child's  good-bye.     HR) 
Greeting  to  the  spring.     EL 


202  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Sawyer.     Lady  moon.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Lady  moon.     MSG) 

Little  ball,  passing  along.     WS 

New  moon.     WS 

Old   English   carol.     EL 

Pussy  willow.     WS 

Sailors.     EL 

— • —  Snow    balls.     EL 

Snowflake.     EL 

Waits.     EL 

What  the  little  things  said.     WS 

While  shepherds  watched  their  flocks  by  night.     EL 

Wind.     EL 

(Bertini.      I    am    the    wind.      HR) 

(Cornwell.     Wind.     EL) 

(Hubbard.     I  am  the  wind.     MSG) 
Sawyer.     Stangenberger.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Sawing  game.     MSG) 

(Sawing  game.     WS) 

(Sawyer.     PS) 
*Say,  bonnie  lassie.     JB 
Say,  busy  bee,  whither  now  are  you  going?     See  Busy  workers. 

HR 

(Bees.     MSG) 
Say,  can  you  see?    5"^^  Key.    Star  spangled  banner.    EPS — FS — 

GS— MSG 
Say,    can    you    tell    what    the    sweet    birds    are    singing?      See 

Twilight  and  dawn.     SHS 
Say,  have  you  heard  of  the  sing-away  bird?     StN 
Say,  Mr.  Cube,  what  now  are  you  hiding?    See  Cube  song,  no.  1. 

EL 
Saying  good-night.     Smith.     LCD 

Says  birdie:     Wee-tee,  wee-tee.     See  Reinecke.     Birds  of  pas- 
sage.    PC 
Scale  songs.    Cole.    CM 
Scarecrow.     BB 
Scenes  from  the  circus.     Hollaender.     HMC2 

Alusic  only 
Schaefermaedchen   weidete.     See  Shepherdess  and   the   cuckoo. 

RCS 
Scharwenka.      Rolling   the    hoop.      HMC2 

Music  only 
Schilling.     Wonderful  tree.     WS 
Schlaf  ein,  mein  suesses  Kind.     See  Taubert.     Sleep,  thou,  my' 

darling.     RCS 
Schlaf  in  gute  Ruh?     See  Dream-baby.     PS 
*Schlaf,  Kindlein,  schlaf.     BB 

(Sleep,  darling,  sleep.     RCS) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  203 

Schlaf,  kindlein,  schlaf.     See  Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     FS — RCS 
Schlafe,   schlafe,    holder   suesser    Knabe.     See   Schubert.      Rest 

thee  now.     RCS 

(Schubert.     Softly  sleep   thou.     FS) 
Schlager.     Who  taught  the  bird?     HR 
Schlesinger.     Bronze,  brown  eyes.     StN 
Schneckenberger.     Watch  by  the  Rhine.     EFS — FS 
Schnecker.     June.     TLB 

Song  of  Illyrian  peasants.     TLB 

*Schnick,  schnack,  dud'l  sack,  children  gaily  dancing.     Reinecke. 

RCS 
Schoenefeld.    Learning  to  dance.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Little   elf.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Postillion.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Silver  fishes.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Tally-ho.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Top.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Turkish  march.    HMC2 

Music  only 
Schubert.     Heather  rose.     RCS 

(Reichardt.     Heather  rose.     RCS) 

(Schubert.     Hedge  roses.     FS) 

(Schubert.     Wild  rose.     BSS) 
•  Hedge  roses.     FS 

(Reichardt.     Heather  rose.    RCS) 

(Schubert.     Heather  rose.     RCS) 

(Schubert.     Wild  rose.     BSS) 

Impromptu.      KM 

Miller's  flowers.     FS 

Rest  thee  now.    RCS 

(Schubert.     Softly  sleep  thou.     FS) 
Softly  sleep  thou.     FS 

(Schubert.     Rest  thee  now.     RCS) 
Wild  rose.     BSS 

(Reichardt.     Heather  rose.     RCS) 

(Schubert.     Heather  rose.     RCS) 

(Schubert.     Hedge   roses.      FS) 

Winter  song.     WS 

Schuckburgh.     Independence  Day.     HS 

Schultz.     Violet.     FC— KC— MSL— RCS— SLl— WS 

(Kies.     Violet.     MSL) 

(Reinecke.     Violet.     FC— RCS— SLl— WS) 

(Violet.     KC) 


204  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Schulz.      Blossom,    pretty    flower.      RCS 
Schumann.     Bird-game.     KC 
Birthday  march.     HMC2 

Music  only 
'  Cradle  song.     HMCl 

Music  only 

Guardian  angels.     FS 

Hunting   song.     HMCI 

Music  only 
Joyous  peasant.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Lady  bird.     FS 

Lord  in  thy  great,  thy  glorious  name.     TLB 

Lost  chicken.     FS 

Morning  song.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Papillon.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Sailor's  song.     HMCl 

Music  only 


^Soldiers  march.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Wild  horseman.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Schwartz.     Christmas  song.     BSS 

Flag.     BSS 

Indian  lullaby.     BSS 

Mother's  birthday.     BSS 


1  Oh!  tell  me  the  tone  that  the  cricket  sings.     BSS 

Schytte.     In  the  mill.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Shadow.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Styrian  dance.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Scissors  grinder.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Scissors  grinder.     Knowlton.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Scissors  grinder.     Knowlton.     NS 
Scollard.     November.     NS 
Scotch  reel.     BFD 

♦Scotland's  burning.     FS— LL— OYA 
♦Scots,  wha  hae  wi'  Wallace  bled!     Burns.     EFS 
Scott.     Annie  Laurie.     EFS— FS— TLB 

Love  wakes  and  weeps.     TLB 

— — O  hush,  thee,  my  baby.  FS 
Scythe  movement.  Montz.  IMS 
Sea  breeze.     FS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  205 

Sea  garden.     Neidlinger.     ES2 

Sea  is  a  jovial  comrade.     See  Kauflfman.     Wind  and  sea.     TLB 

Sea  shanties.     NEB2 

Sea  song.     Neidlinger.     ESI 

Searching  for  some  simple  thing.     See   Neidlinger.     Beginning. 

ES2 
Seasons.     Brown.     EL 
Seasons.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Seasons.     Hurd.     PTS 

Season's  work  is  over.     See  Koehler.     Good-bye  song.     HR 
Second  gift  song.     Wiggin.     KC 
Second  ring  song.     Mozart.     SHS 
Secret  love.     Resch.     KM 
Sedan  chair.     Terhune.     CC 
♦See,  amid  the  winter's  snow.     TLB 
See,  here    is    grandmamma.     See   Wiggin.     Family    finger    play. 

KC 
See  how  our  hammer  swings.     See  Blacksmith.     KC 
See  how  the  lovely  fishes  swim.     See  Kohl.     Little  fish.     HR 

(Fishes.     PS) 
See  how  the  sparkling  fishes  gleam.     See  Fishes.     PS 

(Kohl.     Little  fish.     HR) 
See  how    within    the    shallow    stream.     See    Hubbard.     Fishes, 

No.  19.     MSG 
See  it  go,  see  it  go,  not  too  fast  and  not  too  slow.     See  Pen- 
dulum.    PS 
See,  millions  of  bright  raindrops.     WS 
See  my  little   ball.     See   Lullaby  ball   song.     KC 
See,  my  bird  has  built  a  nest.     See  Hailmann.     Bird's  nest.     HR 

(Variant:    Hubbard.     See  my  little  birdie's  nest.     MSG) 
See  my  little   birdie's   nest.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Variant:   Hailmann.     Bird's  nest.     HR) 
See  my  dog,  nice  old  Carl.     See  Cole.     My  dog,  Carl.     CM 
See  my  pigeon-house,  so  high!     See  Kohl.     Pigeon-house.     SM 
See  my  soldiers.     Sec  Neidlinger.     Tin  soldiers.     SSS 
See  our  bright  beautiful  dresses.     See  Gaynor.     Autumn  leaves. 

GS 
See  our  cards  all  in  a  row.     See  Hailmann.     Sewing.     HR 
See  our  Maypole   filled   with    flowers.     See   Hubbard.     Maypole 

song.     MSG 
See  our  pretty  birdie  fly.     See  Seidel.     Folded  pigeon  and  pig- 
eon house.     HR 
See-saw.     Gaynor.     SCI 
See-saw.     Hubbard.     MSG 
See-saw.     Knowlton.     HMC2 

Music  only 
See-saw.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
*See-saw,  Margery  Daw.     LBS 

(Elliott.     See-saw,  Margery  Daw.     MG) 


206  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

See-saw,  Margery  Daw.     Sec  Margery  Daw.     BB 

See-saw,  Margery  Daw  has  lost  her  way  to  London  town.     See 

Smeltzer.     Marjorie  Daw.     SZ 
*See  saw,  up  and  down.     HR 

See  the  banner   waving  o'er   us.     See   Schwartz.     Flag.     BSS 
See  the  blacksmiths  so  active  and  brawny.    See  Mozart.     Horse- 
shoeing.    HR 
*See  the  bunny  sleeping.     JB 
See  the  busy  farmer.     See  Gaynor.     Song  of  the  loaf  of  bread. 

SCI 
See  the  carpenter!  all  the  day  he  works  away.     See  Hubbard. 

Oh!  see  the  carpenter.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Carpenter.     MP) 
See  the  cheerful  carpenter.     See  Carpenter.     KC 
See  the  cheerful  postman    coming.     See    Hailmann.     Postman. 

HR 
*See   the    chickens    round    the    gate.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Chickens   round   the  gate.     GS) 

(Seidell.     Chickens  round  the  gate.     GS) 
See  the  children  on  our  ring  joining  in  our  song.     See  Mozart. 

Second  ring  song.     SHS 
See  the  children   swinging.     See  Cole.     Scale  song,  no.  4.     CM 
See  the  fishes   in   the   brook.     See   Hubbard.     Fishes,    no.   20. 

MSG 
See  the  fly  buzzing  by.     See  Gaynor.     Fly.     SCI 
See  the  gate!  it  opens  wide.     See  Froebel.     Farmyard.     SM 
*See  the  gospel   light   is   shining.     Kies.     MSL 
See  the  light.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Little  window.     MP) 

(Wiggin.     Window.     KC) 
See  the  little  doggie  run.     See  Cole.     Little  doggie.     CM 
♦See  the  little  hands  go  clip.     JB 

See  the  little   table   here.     See  Smith.     Setting   the   table.     SL2 
♦See    the    little    window    bright.     See    Froebel.     Little    window. 

MP 

(Hubbard.     Oh!  see  the  light.     MSG) 

(Wiggin.     Window.     KC) 
See  the  neat  little  clock.     See  Clock.     HR 
See  the  pretty    bunny.     See    Neidlinger.     Bunny.     SSS 
See  the  pretty  little  birdies.     See  Cole.     Little  birdies.     CM 
See  the  pretty  pussy    willows.     See    St.    John.     Pussy    willows. 

BSS 
See  the  pretty  snow-flakes  falling.     See  Messengers  from  cloud- 
land.     BSS 
*See  the  pretty  valentines.     Hill.     HS 
See  the  pussy  willows  peeping.     See  Brown.     Welcome   to  the 

pussy  willows.     EL 
See  the  rabbit    running,    skipping.     See    Froebel.     Rabbit.     MP 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  207 

See  the  red  tops  in  the  clover.     See  Smith.     Mowing  song.     SLl 
See  the  regiment  passing  by!     See  Gaynor.     Regiment.     LL 
See  the  ripples    in    the    water.     See    Gaynor.     Boating,    no.    2. 

SC2 
*See  the  rosy  morn  appearing.     Shield.     TLB 
See  the  sailor   toiling.     See   Sawyer.     Sailor.     EL 
See  the  shining    dew   drops.     See    Wiggin.     God   is    ever    good. 

KC 
See  the  sky  is  glowing.     See  Smith.     Morning  hymn.     LCD 
*See  the  snow  is  falling.     Hubbard.     MSG 
(Hailmann.     Oh,  see  the  snow.     HR) 

(Walker.     Snow.     WS) 
See  the  snow,   the   falling  snow.     See   Hailmann.     Oh,   see   the 

snow.     HR 

(Hubbard.     See  the  snow  is  falling  fast.     MSG) 

(Walker.     Snow.     WS) 
See  the  tiny  fishes  dart.     See  Gaynor.     Fishes.     SCI 
See  the  trees  all  in  a  row.     See  Heerwart.     Trees.     HR — KC — 

SM 
See  the  waterwheel    go    round.     See   Waterwheel.     PS 
See  the  windmill.     See    Stangenberger.     Windmill.     HR 

(Windmill.     PS— WS) 
See  the  window  I  have  here.     See  Beethoven.     Little  window. 

HR 
See  this  shining   skating  pond.     See   Koehler.     Skating.     HR 
See  us  now  as  we  go  by.     See  Threading  the  needle.     EL 
See  us  sawing.     See   Hubbard.     See-saw.     MSG 
*See  what  a  pretty  little  girl.     JB 
See  what  a  wonderful   garden   is    here.     See   DeKoven.     Little- 

oh-dear.     FSC 
See  what  a  pretty    sheep    we've    got.     See    Shepherdess.     HC 
See  where  the  star  of  eve.     See  Cottra.     Santa  Lucia.     FS 

(Now  neath  the  silver  moon.     EFS— TLB) 
Seeboeck.     On  the  railroad  train.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Rock-a-bye.     TC 

(Parry.     Rock-a-bye  baby.     TC) 

(Willis.     Rock-a-bye  baby.     EL) 
Rough  riders.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Shepherd.     HMCl 

Music  only 
— ■ — Threshers.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Winter  sports.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Seed  song.     Sheehan.     OSM 

Seeds  and  flowers  are  sleeping  sound.     See  Hill.     Nature's  Eas- 
ter song.     SHS 


208  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Seeds  of  love.     Marzials.     CPP 

Seeds;  or.  Flowers  unfolding.     Montz.     IMS 

Seeing.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Guessing  game,  no.  32.     PS) 

(When  we're  playing  together.     WS) 

(VViggin.     Guessing  game.     KG) 
See.     Meissner.     ASC 
Seeing  game.     Wiggin.     KG 
Seek   the   Saviour   early,   children   dear.     Sec   Martin.     Morning 

song.     MSL 
Seems  to  me  the  whole  world's  singing.     Sec  Neidlinger.     End- 
less song.     TLB 
Seidel.     Folded  pigeon  and  pigeon-house.     HR 

Four  seasons.     HR 

Joiner.     HR 

(Froebel.     Joiner.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     Zish!  zish!  zish.     MSG) 

(Joiner.     PS) 

New  Year.     HR 

See   the   chickens   round   the   gate.     HR 

(Gonrade.     Ghickens  and  the  gate.     GS) 

(Hubbard.     See   the   chickens   round   the   gate.     MSG) 
Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     HR 

(Gole.     Pretty    cow.     CM) 

(Smith.     Thank  you,   pretty  cow.     SLl) 

(Tufts.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CL) 

Venturesome  children.     HR 

Windmill.     HR 

(Heerwart.     Windmill.     KG) 
Selling  fruit.     Hailmann.     HR 

(Hailmann.     Ball  play.     GKG) 
September.     Gonrade.     GS 

(Knowlton.     September.     NS) 

(McLellan.     September.     EL) 
Sequel  to  an  old  story.     Knowlton.     NS 
Serenade.     Reinecke.     FG 
Set  of  games.     Gaynor.     SG2 
Setting  the  table.     Smith.     SL2 
Seven  brothers.     LBS 
Seven  game.     JB 

Seven  great  towns  of  Greece.     See  Homer.     RGS 
Seven  little  fairies  came.     See  Walker.     Rainbow  song.     WS 
Seven  pretty  girls.     KK 
Seven  ships  sailing  on  a  milky  sea.     See   Neidlinger.     Bowl  of 

bread  and  milk.     SSS 
Seven  times  one.     BSS 

Seward.     Hurrah  for  the  sleigh  bells.     EL 
Sewing.     Hailmann.     HR 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  209 

Sewing  machine.     Montz.     IMS 
Sewing  song.     WS 
Sewing  song.     Pettibone.     SCI 
Sewing  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Shadow.     Schytte.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Shadow  march.     Stevenson.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Shadow   march.     SF) 
Shadow  rabbit.     Froebel.     SM 
Shadows.     Neidlinger.     ES2 

Shadows  creeping  along  the  sky.     See  Smith.     Birdling's  good- 
night  to  the   stars.     SL2 
Shakespeare.     Blow,    blow,    thou    winter    wind.     TLB 

Mid-summer  night's  dream.     TLB 

Who  is  Silvia?     TLB 

*Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer?     RCS 

(Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?     JB) 

(Farmer.     LBS) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Farmer  and  the  housewife.     KK) 

(Froebel.     Farmer.     SM) 

(Koehler.     Farmer.     HR) 
Shall  I  sing  you  a  song  that  tells  you  how  our  farmers  of  old 

did  their  sowing?     See  Sowing  song.     KK. 
Shall  I  tell  you   I   spilled   the  ink?     Sec   Brewster.     Dotty  and 

the  clock.     BSS 
Shall  I  tell   you   how   the    farmer   sows   his   barley   and   wheat? 

See  Farmer.     LBS 

(Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?  JB) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Froebel.     Farmer.     SM) 

(Koehler.     Farmer.     HR) 

(Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer?     RCS) 
*Shall  I  tell  you  how  we  sew  in  our  garden?     LBS 
Shall  we  show  you  how  the  carpenter?     See    Hurd.     Labor 

game.     PTS 
Shall  we  show  you  how  the  farmer?     See   Froebel.     Farmer. 

SM 

(Farmer.     LBS) 

(Farmer.     PS) 

(Farmer  and  the  housewife.     KK) 

(Koehler.     Farmer.     HR) 

(Can  you  show  me  how  the  farmer?     JB) 

(Shall  I  show  you  how  the  farmer?     RCS) 
Shaw.     Columbia,  the  gem  of  the  ocean.     GS 
She's  an  old  spinster.     See  Day's  far  spent.     JB 
Shean  Trews.     (Whistle  o'er  the  leaves  o't).     FDM 

Music  only 


210  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Sheehan.     April   showers.     OSM 

At  Easter  tide.     OSM 

Butterfly  and  rose  bud.     OSM 

Good-bye  song.     OSM 

Good  morning  song.     OSM 

Lark.     OSM 

Mothers'  lullaby  babies.     OSM 

My  garden  flowers.     OSM 

Playtime  ring  song.     OSM 

Ring  song.     OSM 

Seed  song.     OSM 

Spring  is  here.     OSM 

Spring  morning  prayer.     OSM 

To  the  wild  flowers.     OSM 

Sheep.     Cole.     CM 

(Hill.     Children   and    the   sheep.     SHS) 

(Marie  Antoinette.     Children  and  the  sheep.     SHS) 
Sheep.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Sheep.     Smith.     LCD 
Shell.     Smith.     LCD 

Shelley.     Noel,  noel,  the  Christ  is  born.     WS 
^—Tonight.     TLB 

♦Shenandoah,  I  long  to  hear  you.     NEB2 
Shepherd.     Seeboeck.     HMCl 

Music  only 
♦Shepherd  leads  his  flock.     Kies.     MSL 
♦Shepherd  of  tender  youth.     Gaynor.     TLB 
Shepherd   maiden.     FS 

(Bergere.     BB) 

(Shepherdess.     RCS) 
Shepherdess.     HC 
Shepherdess.     RCS 

(Bergere.     BB) 

(Shepherd  maiden.     FS) 
Shepherdess  and  the  cuckoo.     RCS 
Shepherdess  so  faithful.     See  Shepherdess.     RCS 

(Bergere.     BB) 

(Shepherdess.     RCS) 
Shepherd's  hay.     NEBl 
Shepherds    were    watching    their    sheep    thru'    the    night.     See 

Watching  the  flocks.     GS 
Sherman.     Dewdrops.     CM 

Hide  and  seek.     EL 

July.     NS 

Kite  time.     NS 

Snowbird.     NS 

Sherwood.     Around  the  Maypole.     HS 
Baby's  calendar.     HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  211 

Sherwood.     Christmas,   merry   Christmas.     HS 

Good  advice.     HS 

Leaves,   flov^rers   and   fruit.     HS 

Little  boy's  walk  in  winter.     HS 

May  day  invitation.     HS 

New  Year  greeting.     HS 

Our  fir-tree.     HS 

Soldiers   true.     HS 

Song  for  the  prism.     HS 

Thanksgiving  for   harvest.     HS 

We  thank  thee.     HS 

Shield.     See  the   rosy  morn  appearing.     TLB 

*Shine   out,  oh  blessed  star!     Dugan.     WS 

Shine!  shine!  shine!   Pour  down  your  warmth,  great   sun.     See 

Gilchrist.     We  two  together.     TLB 
Ship.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Vessel.     PS) 
Ship-a-sailing.     EL 

(Duck  dance.     BG) 

(Fairy  ship.     BB) 

(Reinecke.     Barcarole.     FC) 

(Reinecke.     I  saw  a  ship-a-sailing.     HR) 

(Ship   a-sailing.     RCS) 
Ship,  a  ship,  a-sailing.     See  Fairy  ship.     BB 

(Duck    dance.     BG) 

(Reinecke.     Barcarole.     FC) 

(Reinecke.     I  saw  a  ship  a-sailing.     HR) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     EL) 

(Ship  a-sailing.     RCS) 
Shoe   the   horse.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

(Shoe  the  old  horse.     HR) 
*Shoe  the  old  horse.     HR 

(Smeltzer.     Shoe  the  horse.     SZ) 
Shoemaker.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Shoemaker.     Libby.     WS 
Shoemaker.     Mokrejs.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Shoemaker.     Smith.     SL2 
Shoemakers'  dance.     BFD 
Shoemakers'  dance.     FDM 

Music  only 
*Shoo  fly.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Shoot  the  buffalo.     USI 
Short.     Little  boy  bubble.     GS 
Should    auld    acquaintance    be    forgot.     See    Burns.     Auld    lang 

syne.     EFS — FS 
Shower  and  flower.     Batchellor.     WS 
Shut  them!  open!  Shut  them!     See  Smith.     Finger  song.     SL2 


212  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Shut  your  eyes.     See  Smith.     Tasting.     SL2 
Siciliana.     Dost   thou   no   longer  love   me?     EFS 
Sicillian.     Reinecke.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Sidewalk    song.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Signals   of  time.     SHS 
Signs.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Signs  of  the  seasons.     Bacon.     EL 
Signs  of  the  seasons.     Gaynor.     LL 
Silcher.     Loreley.     FS 

(Silcher.     Lureli.     RCS) 

Silent    little    snow    flakes    so    silently    falling    down.     See    Lecocq 

Valentine  day,  no.  1.     GS 
Silver  fishes.     Schoenefeld.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Silver  moon.     Smith.     SL2 

Silver  moon  is  floating,  floating.     See  Gaynor.     Moon  boat.     SCL 
Silver  night.     Smith.     SV 

♦Silver  swan,  who  living  had  no  note.     Gibbons.     RCS 
Simon  of  Salle.     KK 
♦Simple  Simon.     Elliott.     MG 
*Since  first  I  saw  your  face.     Marzials.     CPP 
Sinding.     I  heard  the  gull.     EFS 

Mother  sings.     EFS 

Sing  a  song  of  iron.     See  Gaynor.     Song  of  iron.     SCI 

♦Sing  a  song  of  sixpence.     Elliott.     MG 

(Song  of  sixpence.     CBO) 
Sing  a  song  of  snowflakes.     See  Dugan.     Winter  song.     EL 

Sing  a  song  of  the  murmuring  trees.  See  Hill.  Song  of  the  trees. 
HS 

Sing  a  song  of  Washington.  See  Work.  Song  of  Washington. 
HS 

Sing  a  song  of  winter;  pocket  full  of  rye.  See  Cole.  Song  about 
winter.     CM 

Sing-away  bird.     Millard.     StN 

Sing,  children,  sing.     Conrade.     GS 

Sing  ho !  for  the  planter  who  planted  the  cotton.  See  Strong. 
Baby's  cotton  apron.     HS 

Sing,  little  children,  I  love  to  hear  you  sing.  See  Cole.  Singing 
and  playing.     CM 

♦Sing,  little  children,  sing.     Osgood.     WS 

♦Sing,  sing,  lily  bells  ring.     St.  John.     BSS 

Sing  softly,  sing  sweetly,  but  join  in  the  song.  See  Stetson.  Me- 
morial day.     HS 

Sing  the  song  we  love  to  sing.     See  Meeting.     FS 

Sing  us  a  song,  birdie.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Sing  we  all  merrily,  Christmas  is  here.     See  Christmas  is  here.    HR 


Index   to  Kindergarten    Songs  213 

Sing  with  cheery  voices.    See  Smith.    O  sing  with  cheery  voices. 

SL2 
Singing.     Stevenson.     CGV — CM — SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Singing. 
Singing  and  playing.     Cole.     CM 
Singing  and  swaying.     See  Cachucha.     FS 

Singing  in  the  breezes  where  the  tree  tops  flower.     See  Orioles.    FS 
Singing  joyfully.     Beach.     TC 
Singing  low.     See  Smith.     Slumber  song.     SLl 
Singing,  singing  all  the  day.     See  Cole.     Cheerful  singing.     CM 
Single  chants.     Macfarren.     HMCl 

Music  only 
*Sippity  sup.     HR 

Sir,  pray  be  so  good.     Sec  Purcell.     Hunting  the  hare.     RCS 
*Sir  Rider,  ho !  ho !  no  farther  can  your  horse  go !     RCS 
Sir  Roger  de  Coverly.     Page.     HMC2 

Music  only 
"Sir  Roger  de  Coverley."    See  English  country  dance.     FDM 

Music  only 
Sir  Spring  will  give  a  concert  rare.    See  Reinecke.     Sir  Spring's 

concert.     FC 
*Sir  Simon  de  Montfort  my  subject  shall  be.     Marzials.     CPP 
Sir  Spring's  concert.     Reinecke.     FC 
Sitting  at  a  window   in  her  cloak  and  hat.    See  Elliott.    Mother 

Tabbyskins.     MG 
*Six  little  puppies.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
*Six  little  snails.     Elliott.     MG 

Six,  seven,  eight,  nine  o'clock.     Sec  Grove.     Bedtime.     HS 
Sixty  seconds  make  a  minute.     See  Calendar  song.     RCS 

(Conrade.     Calendar  song.     GS) 
Sixty  seconds  make  a  minute.     See  Tufts.     Time.     CL 
Skaters.  _  Parlow.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Skating.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Skating.     Koehler.     HR 
Skating  game.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Skating  game.     Reed.     TGS 

Skim,  skim,  skim.     See  Roeske.     Making  butter.     PFP 
Skip.     Montz.    IMS 
Skipping.     Hitte.     DM 
Skipping.     Koehler.     HR— PS 
Skipping  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Skralat.     FDM 

Music  only 
Sky  is  dark  and  the  hills  are  white.     See  DeKoven.     Norse  lullaby. 

FSC 
Skye  boat  song.     FS 
Skylark.     Cole.    CM 


214  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Skylark.     Tschaikowsky.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Sleep,  ah,  sleep,  my  darling  baby.     See  Little  Cossack.     FS 

(Russian  lullaby.     TLB) 
*Sleep,  baby,  sleep,  thy   father  watches  his  sheep.     FS — RCS 

(Brewster.     Sleep,  my  baby,  sleep.     ESS) 

(Cornwell.     Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     EL) 

(Smith.     Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     SLl) 
*Sleep.   darling,   sleep.     RCS 

(Schlaf,   Kindlein,   schlaf.     BE) 
Sleep,  dolly,  sleep.     Sec  Reinecke.     Doll's  cradle  song.     FC 
♦Sleep,  gentle  babe,  j'our  mother  watches  o'er  you.     Mendelssohn. 

TLB 
Sleep,  little  bird.     See   Gaynor.     Lullaby.     SC2 
Sleep,  little  pigeon,  and  fold  your  wings.     See  DeKoven.    Japanese 

lullaby.     FSC 
Sleep,  my  baby,  sleep.     Brewster.     ESS 

(Cornwell.     Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     EL) 

(Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     FS — RCS) 

(Smith.     Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     SLl) 
Sleep,  my  darling  little  one.     See  Spazier.     Cradle  song.     SHS 
*Sleep,  my  heart's  treasure.     Weber.     RCS 
Sleep,  my  love,  and  peace  attend  thee.     All  through  the  night.     EFS 

(Owen.     All  through  the  night.     TLB) 
Sleep  now,  birdies.     See  Wiggin.     Slumber  song  of  the  birdlings. 

KC 
♦Sleep,  sleep,  my  darling.     RCS 
♦Sleep,  sleep,  the  south  wind  blows.     Pratt.     StN_ 
Sleep,  sweet  babe,  my  cares  beguiling.     See  Dormi.     FS 
♦Sleep  thou,  my  darling.     Taubert.     RCS 
Sleep,  Thumbkin,  sleep,  sleep.     See  Hailmann.     Putting  the  fingers 

to  sleep.     HR 
♦Sleep  time.     Bingham.     BM 

Sleepy  flowers  now  are  waking.     See  Waking  flowers.     SHS 
♦Sleepy  leaves.     Reed.     HS — TGS 
♦Sleepy  old  duck.     Bingham.     BM 

Sleepy  poppies,  red  and  white.     See  Gaynor.     Poppies.     SC2 
Sleigh-ride.     HR 

(Conrade.     Thanksgiving  day.     GS) 

(Hubbard.     Thanksgiving  day.     MSG) 

(Morton.     Thanksgiving  song.     WS) 
Sleigh-ride.     Kleinmichel.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Sleighing.     Rossini.     HR 
Sleighing  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Sleighing  song.     Reinecke.     SL2 
Sloane.     Ferns.     HS 
Washing  day.     HS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  215 

Slow  and  stately,  quite  sedately.     See  Smith.     Grand  ladies.     LCD 

Slow  little  snail.     Smith.     LCD 

Slowly  o'er  the  dark,  dark  waters.     See  Lake.     TLB 

Slowly,  so  slowly  we  tread  our  minuet.     See  Terhune.     Minuet.    CC 

Slumber  song.     Brewster.     BSS 

Slumber  song.     Menard.     BSS 

Slumber  song.     Smith.     SLl 

Slumber  song.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Tufts.     Now  the  sun  is  sinking.     CL) 
Slumber  song  of  the  birdlings.     Wiggin.     KC 
Small  and  great.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
Smart.     Hark  !  hark  !  my  soul,  angelic  songs.     TLB 
Smell  the  flow'r,  my  child,  and  see.     See  Reinecke.     Flower  song 

SM 
Smelling.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Smith.     Smelling.     SL2) 

(Wiggin.     Smelling.     KC) 
Smelling.     Meissner.     ASC 
Smeltzer.     As  I  was  coming  along.     SZ 

Big  John  Stout.     SZ 

Bobbie  Shaftoe.     SZ 

Boy  Blue.     SZ 

Farmer.     SZ 

Four  owls.     SZ 

Hub  a  dub  dub.     SZ 

Humpty  dumpty.     SZ 

Jack  and  Jill.     SZ 

Jack  be  nimble.     SZ 

Jack  Horner.     SZ 

Jackie  Jingle.     SZ 

John  Smith.     SZ 

Little  Bo-peep.     SZ 

Little  Indians.     SZ 

Little  Jack-a-Dandy.     SZ 

Little  Miss  Muffet.     SZ 

Man  in  the  moon.     SZ 

Marjorie  Daw.     SZ 

Mary  Contrary.     SZ 

Miller  of  Dee.     SZ 

My  ship.     SZ 

Old  King  Cole.     SZ 

Old  man  of  Tobago.     SZ 

Old  mother  Hubbard.     SZ 

Old  woman  who  lives  in  the  shoe.     SZ 

Peter  Piper.     SZ 

Polly  Flinders.     SZ 

Shoe  the  horse.     SZ 

Three  men  of  Gotham.     SZ 


216  Index   to  Kindergarten    Songs 

Smeltzer.     Tommy  Snooks  and  Bessie  Brooks.     SZ 

Tommy  Tittlemouse.     SZ 

Woolcy  Foster  and  Daffy  Down  Dilly.     SZ 

Smiling  in  the  valley,  streaming  o'er  the  plain.     See  Reinecke.    Sun- 
shine.    HR 
Smith.     After  the  rain.     SV 

Afternoon  song.     KC 

Alice's  supper.     SLl 

All  gone  baby.     SLl 

All  the  birds  have  come  again.     SLl 

America.     FS — GS — MSG 

(My  country,  'tis  of  thee.     TLB) 

Autumn  wind.     LCD 

Autumn  winds  are  crying.     SLl 

Baby  and  the  i..oon.    SLl 

(Baby  and  the  moon.     SM) 

Baby's  birthday.     LCD 

Ball  song.    KC 

Ball  song.     SL2 

(Hubbard.     Roll  over,  come  back.     MSG) 

Basket.     SLl 

Bed.     SLl 

Bedtime.     LCD 

Bedtime.     SV 

Bell  so  high.     SLl 

(Bell  song,  no.  11.     PS) 

(Bell  high  in  the  steeple.     WS) 

(Hubbard.     Bell  high  in  the  steeple.     MSG) 

Birdlings'  good-night  to  the  flowers.     SL2 

Boat  ride.     SL2 

Bold  snow-man.     LCD 

Bossy  cow.    LCD 

Brave.    LCD 

Bridge.     SL2 

(Variant:     Froebel.    Bridge.     MP) 

(Variant:     Hubbard.     Brook  is  flowing.     MSG) 

Bridge.    SM 

Brook.     SL2 

Busy  wind.    LCD 

Butterfly  dance.     LCD 

Bye,  baby,  night  has  come.     StN— SL2 

(Hill.    Bye,  baby,  bye.     SHS) 


Cackling  hen.     LCD 

Can  you  count  the  stars?     SLl 

(Canst  thou  count  the  stars?     WS) 

Canary.     LCD 

Careful.    LCD 

Carpenter.     SLl 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  217 

» 

Smith.      Caterpillar.      LCD 

Caterpiller.     SL2 

Caterpillar.     SM 

Children   on  the   tower.     SLl 

Children's  supper.     SL2 

Chimes.     LCD 

Chirpings.     LCD 

Choosing  a  flower.     LCD 

Choosing  the  game.     SLl  . 

(Variant:    Kallmann.     Teacher    of    gymnastics.     HK) 

(Little  master  of  gymnastics.     PS) 

(Wiggin.     Imitation  game.     KC) 

Christmas   carol.     KC 

Christmas  carol.     SL2 

Christmas  hymn.     SLl 

Christmas  is  coming.     LCD 

Christmas  song.     SL2 

Church.     SL2  -Krux 

(Variant:  Froebel.     Church   window   and  church   door.     M.f) 

(Variant:  Hubbard.    Church  bell.    MSG) 

Church.     SM 

Circles.     SL2 

Come  and  join  our  circle.     SL2 

Come,  little  leaves.     SL2 

(Autumn  leaves.     HR) 

(Hill.     Fall  leaves.     SHS) 

(Osgood.    Come,  little  leaves.     RCS— MSG— WS) 

Come,  my  dolly.     S V 

Daffy-down-dilly.     SL2 

— — Daisies  are  dancing.     SL2 

Dancing  song.     SL2 

Dandelion  fashions.     SL2 

Dear  little  ball.     SLl 

Did  you  ever  see  a  lassie?     SL2 

(Did  you  ever  see  a  lassie?     BG — USI) 

Do  the  little  brown  twigs  complain?     SLl 

Dove  cote.     SLl 

Dove  talk.     LCD 

Easter  song.     SLl 

(At  Easter  time.    WS) 

Echo  play.     LCD 

Evening  prayer.    LCD 

Evening  song.     SL2 

Fairy  dance.     LCD 

Finding  the  place.     SL2 

Finger-piano.     SLl 

Finger  song.     SL2 

Five  riders  and  good  child.     SLl 


218  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Smith.     Flag  song.     SL2 
Flower  basket.     SM 

(Froebel.     Basket.     MP) 

Flower  bed.     SLl 

I'lower  garden.     LCD 

Fly,  little  birds.     S12 

(Cornwell.     Fly,  little  birds.     WS) 

(Hubbard.     Flying  birds.     MSG) 

Forming  the  ring.     SL2 

Friendly  drake.     LCD 

Froebel's  birthday  song.     SL2 

From  dust  and  grit.     SLl 

Garden  fence.     SLl 

Go  to  sleep,  Thumbkin.     SLl 

God  is  always  near  me.     SL2 

God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     SLl 

(Rust.     God  sends  his  bright  spring  sun.     EL) 

Going  to  sleep.     LCD 

Good-bye  song.     KC 

Good-bye  to  summer.     SLl 

Good  morning.     SV 

Good  morning,  merry  sunshine.     SLl — SL2  „_. 

(Hubbard.     Good   morning,   merry  sunshme.     MSG) 

Good  morning  to  the  kindergarten.     SL2 

Good  weather.     LCD 

Grand  ladies.     LCD 

Green  leafy  tree.     LCD 

Greeting  song.     KC 

Happy  summer.     SLl 

Hard  and  soft  balls.     SL2 

Harvest  song.     SL2 

Hearing.     SL2 

Hope  carol.     TLB 

Hvmn  for  a  little  child.     SLl 

1  "lead  my  lambkin  lovingly.     SLl 

1  put  my  right  hand  in.     SL2 

H  rosy  sunsets  never  paled.     LCD 

If  you  were  a  flower.     LCD 

In  a  hedge.     SLl 

(Froebel.     In  a  hedge.     SM) 

In  the  barnyard.     SL2 

In  the  P.ethlehem  stable.     LCD 

In  the  snowing  and  the  blowing.     SLl 

Ironing  day.     SL2 

(Warren.     Ironmg  song.     StJM ) 

Jack  Frost.     SL2 

Joiner.     SM 

Knights  and  the  bad  child.     SM 


Index  to   Kindergarten    Songs  219 


Smith.     Knights  and  the  good  child.     SM 

Knights  and  the  mother.     SM 

Light  bird.     SLl— SM 

Lighthouse.     LCD 

Little  Annie's  garden.     SM 

Little  bird.     SLl 

Little  child  asleep.     SLl 

Little  dancing  song.     LCD 

Little  gardener.     LCD 

Little  gardener.     SL2 

Little  mice.     SL2 

Little  peach.     FSC 

Little  songs  and  dances.     SLl 

Little  white  daisy.     SLl 

Little  white  feathers.     SLl 

Little  white  lily.     SL2 

(Tufts.     Little  white  lily.     CL) 
(Walker.     Little    white   lily.      WS) 

Lordly  cock.     LCD 

Marching  song.     KC 

May  basket.     LCD 

May  song.     TLB 

Merrily  dance.     SLl 

Merry  wind.     LCD 

Merry  workers.     SL2 

Milk  for  supper.     LCD 

Milkweed  babies.     SL2 

Mill-stone.     SLl 

Minding  their  mother.     LCD 

Morning  greeting.     SLl 

Morning  hymn.     LCD 

Morning  hymn.     KC 

Morning  prayer,  no.  5.     KC 

Morning  song.     KC 

Morning  song.     SLl 

Morning  sun  is  shining.     SLl 

My  country,  'tis  of  thee.     TLB 

(Smith.    America.    FS— OS— MSG) 

My  heart  is  God's  little  garden.     SL2 

My   Pegasus.     SV 

Now  the  time  has  come  for  play.     SL2 

Obedient.     LCD 

Oh  little  child.     FSC 

Oh  sing  with  cheery  voices.     SL2 

Pail.     SL2 

Pat-a-cake,  pat-a-cake.     SLl 

Play  in  all  seasons.     LCD 

Plums  in  winter.     LCD 


220  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Smith.     Polite.     LCD 

Prayer.     KC 

Prompt.     LCD 

Rain  coach.     SL2 

Rain  song.     SLl 

(Allen.     Song  of  the  rain.     WS) 

Rainbow.     LCD 

Raining!   Raining!     LCD 

Riddle-cum-riddle.     LCD 

Ring  around  the  posy  bed.     SLl 

Ring  song,  no.  7.     KC 

Rock-a-by,  baby.     SL2 

Sap  has  begun  to  flow.     SL2 

Saying  good-night.     LCD 

Setting  the  table.     SL2 

Sewing  song.     SL2 

Sheep.     LCD 

Shell.     LCD 

Shoemaker.     SL2 

Silver  moon.     SL2 

Silver  night.     SV 

Sing  with  cheery  voices.     See  Smith.     Oh,  sing  with  cheery 

voices.     SL2 
Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     SLl 

(Brewster.     Sleep,  my  baby,  sleep.     BSS) 

(Cornwell.     Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     EL) 

(Sleep,  baby,  sleep.     FS — RCS) 

Slow  little  snail.     LCD 

Slumber  song.     SLl 

Smelling.     SL2 

(Hubbard.     Smelling.     MSG) 

(Wiggin.     Smelling.     KC) 

Snow  clouds.     SLl 

Snowball  song.     SL2 

Snowflakes.     SL2 

So  bright  and  so  round.     SLl 

Soft  and  hard  balls.     SL2 

Softly,  softly  blows  the  wind.     LCD 

Song  of  the  clock.     SL2 

Squirrel.     SL2 

Stanzas  from  the  nativity.     TLB 

Stars  and  daisies.     SL2 

(Stars  and  daisies.     SM) 

Summer  song.     SLl 

Sunbeams.     SL2 

Sunshine  far  and  near.     LCD 

Sunshine   song.     SLl 

Sweet  content.     TLB 


Index  to   Kindergarten    Songs  221 

Smith.     Tailor.     SL2 
Tarantelle.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Taste  song.     SL2 

Tasting.     SL2 

Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     SLl 

(Cole.     Pretty  cow.     HR) 

(Seidell.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     HR) 

(Tufts.     Thanks,  pretty  cow.     CL) 

Thanks  for  food,  I  and  II.     LCD 

Thanksgiving  song.     SL2 

This   is  the  mother.     SLl 

Though  your  eyes  are  blinded.     SL2 

Three  years  old.     LCD 

Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     SLl 

(Variant:     Hubbard.     Thumbkin    says    "I'll    dance."     MSG 

(Variant:     Walker.     Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     WS) 
Thumbs  and  fingers  say  "Good  morning."     SLl — SM 

(Variant:     Froebel.     Finger   song.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     Thumbs    and    fingers    say    "Good    morning." 

MSG) 

To  a  snowflake.     LCD 

To  the  sky  and  back.     LCD 

Tonight.     TLB 

Tower.     SLl 

Train.     LCD 

Transformation   game.     SM 

Treasures.     LCD 

Tree  in  winter.     SL2 

Two  years  old.     LCD 

Useful.     LCD 

Wandering  song.     SM 

Washing  day.     SL2 

Waves.     LCD 

We  are  little  soldier  men.     SLl 

We  are  red  birds.     SL2 

We  plow  the  fields.     SL2 

We're  playing  together.     SL2 

Weather  vane.     LCD 

Welcome,  little  robin.     SL2 

Welcome  to  spring.     LCD 

Wheel-wright.     SM 

Whirlabout.     LCD 

Wind    song.     SLl— SM 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Wind. 

Window.     SM 

Woodman.     SL2 

Smith.     HR 


222  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Smoke.     Montz.     IMS 
Snail.     Conrade.     GS 
Snail.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Koehler.     Snail.     HR) 

(Snail.     BG— PS) 

(Snail  game.     HC) 

(Walker.     Snail.     WS 
Snail  all  co.sily  may  dwell.     Src  Smith.     Slow  little  snail.     LCD 
Snail  crawls  out  with  his  house  on  his  back.     See  Conrade.     Snail. 

GS 
Snail  game.     HC 

(Koehler.     Snail.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     Snail.     MSG) 

(Snail.    BG— PS) 

(Walker.     Snail.     WS) 
Snail  he  lives  in  his  hard  round  house.     Sec  Snail.     HR 
Snick,  snick,  snack!     Up  my  back.     See  Gaynor.     Tailor.     LL 
Snow.     Cole.     EL 
Snow.     Walker.     WS 

(Hailmann.     Oh,  see  the  snow.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     See  the  snow  is  falling  fast.     MSG) 
Snow  clouds.     Hill.     SHS 
Snow  clouds.     Smith.     SLl 

Snow  falls  white  and  soft  and  light.     Sec  Snowstorm.     RCS 
Snow-filled  nest.     Boot.     StN 
Snowball  song.      Smith.     SL2 
Snowballs.     Gaynor.     SV 
Snowballs.     Knowlton.     NS 

Snowballs,  snowballs,  oh  such  jolly  fun.     See  Knowlton.     Snow- 
balls.    NS 
Snowballs.     Sawyer.     EL 
Snowbird.     Knowlton.     NS 
Snowdrops  and  violets.     EL 

Snowdrops  are  thinking.     Sec  Snowdrops  and  violets.     EL 
Snowdrops,  waking  from  your  sleep.     See  Gaynor.     Easter.     GS 
Snowflakes.     Dow.     SL2 
Snowflakes.     Fisher.     StN 

(Molloy.     Snowflakes.     StN) 

(Warren.     Snowflakes.     StN) 
Snowflakes.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Snowflakes.      Neidlinger.     SSS 
Snowflakes.     Reinecke.     HR 
Snowflakes.     Sawyer.     EL 
Snowflakes.     Smith.     EL 

Snowflakes  are  falling.     5"^^  Adams.     Christmas  carol.     HS 
Snowflakes  falling  down.     See  Neidlinger.     Snowflakes.     SSS 
Snowflakes  white,  from  a  height.     Sec  Winter.     PS 
Snowman.     Neidlinger.     SSS 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  223 

*Snowman  stands  out  on  the  lawn.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Snowstorm.     RCS 
Snowwhite.     Reinecke.     FC 
Snurrbocken.     FDM 

Music  only 
So  bright  and  so  round.     Smith.     SLl 
So,  good  day,  my  Rosa.     See  Good  day,  my  Rosa.     KK 
So  we  say,  good  day,  good  day.     See  We  say  good  day.     KK 
So  we  weave  the  woolen.     See  Weaving  game.     HC 
So  wise!     Gilchrist.     StN 
Soap-bubbles.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Social  game.     HC 
Soft  and  hard  balls.     Smith.     SL2 
Soft-shell  crab.     Chadwick.     TC 

Softly  courses  thro'  my  soul.     See  Mendelssohn.     Greeting.     FS 
Softly  now  the  snowflakes  fall.     See  Hill.     Earth's  winter  dress. 

SHS 
♦Softly  sleep  thou.     Schubert.     FS 

(Schubert.     Rest  thee  now.     RCS) 
Softly,  softly  blows  the  wind.     Smith.     LCD 
*Softly,  softly,  softly.     Koehler.     HR 
Soldatenlied.     See  Taubert.     Soldier  song.     FS — SL2 
*Soldier  boy,  soldier  boy.     HC 
♦Soldier,  soldier,  will  you  marry  me?     NG 
Soldier  song.     Taubert.     FS — SL2 
Soldiers  are  coming.     Hiller.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Soldiers'  march.     Schumann.     HMC2 

Music  only 
♦Soldiers    true.     Sherwood.     HS 
Solomon.     Just  like  this,     KC 
Some  day  you'll  be  a  man.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Some  flags  are  red,  or  white,  or  green.     See  Smith.     Flag  song. 

SL2 
Some  little  drops  of  water.     See  Smith.     Rain  coach.     SL2 
Some  lullabies.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Some  think  the  world  is  made  for  fun  and  frolic.     See  Denza. 

Funiculi,   funicula.     FS 

(Merry  life.     TLB) 

(Denza.     Sailing  o'er  a  summer  sea.     EFS)_ 
Sometimes  when  flowers  are  very  glad.     See  Neidlinger.     Rain- 
bow.    ESI 
Son  of  God  goes  forth  to  war.     See  Martin.     Royal  conqueror. 

MSL 
Song  about  winter.     Cole.     CM 

Song  birds  are  flying.     See  Russell.     Autumn  song.     HS 
Song  for  a  child's  birthday.     Hill.     HS 
Song  for  the  prism.     Sherwood.     HS 


224  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Song  for  Washington's  birthday.     HS 

Song  I    am    singing    my    friend    must    repeat.     See    Reinecke. 

Guessing  the  singer.     SM 
Song  of  April.     Fairlamb.     TLB 
Song  of  chestnuts.     Vose.     EL 
Song  of  greeting.     Farwell.     TLB 
Song  of  home  work.     HS 

Song  of  Illyrian  peasants.     Schnecker.     TLB 
Song  of  iron.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Song  of  kindness.     Elliott.     SLl 
Song  of  love.     RCS 
Song  of  perfume.     Froebel.     MP 
Song  of  sixpence.     CBO 

(Elliott.     Sing  a  song  of  sixpence.     MG) 
Song  of  smell.     Froebel.     MP 
Song  of  summer  and  winter.     Wolf.     SHS 
Song  of  taste.     Froebel.     MP 
Song  of  thanks.     EL 
Song  of  thanks.     Randegger.     EL 

(Randegger.     Prayer.     KC) 
Song  of  thanks.     Saville.     HS 
Song  of  the  bee.     Batchellor.     WS 
Song  of  the  blacksmith.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Parker.     Blacksmith.     WS) 
Song  of  the  bluebird.     Walker.     EL 
Song  of  the  brook.     Gaul.     TC 
Song  of  the  clock.     Smith.     SL2 
Song  of  the  five  fingers.     Tufts.     CL 
Song  of  the  ghost  dance.     TLB 
Song  of  the  kitchen  clock.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Song  of  the  loaf  of  bread.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Song  of  the  mill-stream.     Hill.     SHS 
Song  of  the  miller.     Gaynor.     LL 
Song  of  the  nut.     Atkinson.     GS 
Song  of  the  rain.     Allen.     WS 

(Smith.     Rain  song.     SLl) 
Song  of  the  robin.     Cornell.     StN 
Song  of  the  roller  skates.     Bartlett.     StN 
Song  of  the  sewing  machine.     Hill.     SHS 
Song  of  the  shark.     Chadwick.     StN 
Song  of  the  shearer.     SCI 
Song  of  the  sunflower.     Gaynor.     LL 
Song  of  the  tress.     Hill.     HS 
Song  of  the  wind.     Burnett.     HS 
Song  of  Washington.     Work.     HS 
*Songs  my  mother  taught  me.     EFS 
Soon  shall  winter's  reign  be  ended.     See  Brewster.     Spring  must 

come.     BSS 


Index  to  Kindergarten   Songs  225 

Sounds  of  spring.     FS 

Sonne  hat  sich  mued'  gelaufen  spricht.     See  Taubert.     By-low- 
by.     RCS 
Sow,  sew,  so.     Knowlton.     NS 
Sowing  song.     KK 
♦Spacious  firmament  on  high.     TLB 
Spanish  lady.     Marzials.     CPP 
Sparks  the  charcoal  throws.     See  Smith.     HR 
Sparrow.     Conrade.     GS 
Sparrows.     Roeske.     PFP 
Sparrow's  greeting.     Taubert.     RCS 
Sparrows'  nest.     Berry.     KC 
Spazier.     Cradle   song.     SHS 
Speed,   bonnie   boat,    like   a  bird   on  the   wing.     See   Skye   boat 

song.     FS 
Spider.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Spider  and  the  flies.     Wiggin.     KC 
Spider  and  the  fly.     Elliott.     MG 
Spied  a  boy  a   rosebud   fair.     See   Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 

BSS— FS— RCS 

For  composers  sec   Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein. 
*Spin,   lassie,   spin.       Reinecke.     SL2 

(Reinecke.     Spinning  song.     FC — RCS) 
Spin,  maiden,  spin.     See   Reinecke.     Spinning  song.     FC — RCS 

(Reinecke.     Spin,   lassie,   spin.     SL2) 
Spindler.     Trumpeters'    serenade.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Spinet.     Terhune.     CC 
Spinn,  Maegdlein,  spinn.     See  Reinecke.     Spinning  song.     FC — 

RCS 

(Reinecke.     Spin,  lassie,  spin.     SL2) 
Spinning  carol.     Terhune.     CC 
Spinning  song.     Ellmenreich.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Spinning  song.     Reinecke.     FC — RCS 

(Reinecke.     Spin,  lassie,  spin.     SL2) 
Spinning  the  yarn.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Spinning  top,  lightly  spin.     See  Gaynor.     Top.     SC2 
♦Spirit  of  God,  descend  upon  my  heart.     Hopkins.     TLB 
Splendor   falls    on    castle   walls.     See    Neidlinger.     Blow,    bugle, 

blow.     TLB 
Spohr.     Lillies  sweet.     HS 
Spring  birds.     Wiggin.     KC 
Spring   comes    with    smiles   and   with    sunshine    so   bright.     See 

Spring's  return.     PS 
Spring  dance.     Gaynor.     LL 
Spring  flowers.     Heerwart.     HR 


226  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Spring  flowers  are  op'ning.     Sec  Dugan.     Glad   Easter  is  here. 

HS 
Spring  has    called    us    from    our    sleep.     See    Heerwart.     Spring 

flowers.     HR 
Spring  is  come.     See  Glueck.     Spring  song.     HR 
*Spring  is  come.     Hayes.     RCS 
Spring  is  here.     Sheehan.     OSM 
Spring  is  here,  O  children  dear.     See  Stearns.     Springtime  joy. 

HS 
Spring  is  near.     See   Gaynor.     Pussy  willows.     SV 
Spring  joy.     Heerwart.     HR 
Spring  morning  prayer.     Sheehan.     OSM 
Spring  must  come.     Brewster.     BSS 
Spring  once    said    to    the    nightingale.     See    Cornwall.     Birdies' 

ball.     WS 

(Hubbard.     It  is  lovely  May.     MSG) 
Spring  rain.     Lach.     SL2 
Spring  secrets.     Vose.     EL 
Spring  song.     Chopin.     EFS 

(Chopin.     Maiden's  wish.     FS) 
Spring  song.     Mendelssohn.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Spring    the    early   blossoms    bringeth.    See    Seidel.        Four    sea- 
sons.    HR 
Spring's  awakening.     Gayrhos.     HMCl 

Music   only 
Spring's  call  to  the  flowers.     Wiggin.     KC 
Springtime.     Martin.     MSL 
Springtime  brings  the  robin  and  the  blue-bird  home.     See  Con- 

rade.     Clacker.     GS 
Springtime  is    here.     See   Graefif.     Spring   song.     HS 
Springtime  joy.     Stearns.     HS 
Sprinkle,  sprinkle,  comes   the    rain.     See    Bartlett.     Merry   rain. 

_  StN 
Sprinkle,  sprinkle,  gentle  rain.     See  Hailmann.     April  showers. 

HR 
Sprinkling  the  clothes.     Chapek.     HS 
Squirrel.     JB 
Squirrel.     Roeske.     PFP 
Squirrel.     Smith.     SL2 

Squirrel  loves  a  pleasant  place.     See  Chasing  the  squirrel.     WS 
Squirrels'   chatter.     Kroeger.     HMC2 

Music   only 
Stages  of  life.     Hill.     SHS 
Stanford.     Bed  in  summer.     SS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Bed  in  summer. 
Foreign    children.     SS 

(Fisher.     Foreign    children.     CGV) 


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227 


Stanford.     Foreign  lands.     SS 
Marching  song.     SS 

For  other  composers  see  Stevenson.     Marching  song. 

My  shadow.     SS 

My  ship  and  I.     SS 

(Ramsay.     My   ship   and   I.     SF)  ' 

Pirate   story.     SS 

Summer's  rain  and  winter's  snow.     TC 

'Where  go  the  boats?     SS 

For  other  composers  see   Stevenson.     Where  go  the  boats? 
Windy  nights.     SS 

For   other   composers  see   Stevenson.     Windy   nights. 

Worship.     TC 

Stangenberger.     Merry  helpers.     HR 
Sawyer.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Sawing  game.     MSG) 

(Sawing    game.     WS) 

(Sawyer.     PS) 
Windwill..     HR 

(Windmill.     PS— WS) 
Stanley.     April    girl.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     April    girl.     StN) 

Cat  and  the  dog.     StN 

Cradle  song.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Cradle   song.     StN) 

(Ilsley.     Cradle    song.     StN) 

(Suck.     Cradle  song.     StN) 
Handel.     StN 

(Damrosch.     Handel.     StN) 

Little  Elsie.     StN 

Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN 

(Bristow.     Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN) 

(Gilchrist.     Little  John  Bottlejohn.     StN) 

Night  and   day.     StN 

Punkydoodle    and    Jollapin.     StN 

(Bartlett.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollypin.     StN) 

(Burdett.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollypin.     StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Punkydoodle  and  Jollypin.     StN) 

Queen  o'  May.     StN 

Three  wise  women.     StN 

Whenever  a  little  child  is  born.     StN 

Stanzas  for  finger-piano.     Hailmann.     HR 

Stanzas  from  the  nativity.     Smith.     TLB 

Star.     Cole.     TC 

Star.     Tours.     TC 

Star  shone    in    the    East    one    night.     See    Willcox.     Christine's 

Christmas  carol.     EL 


228  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Star  spangled    banner.     Key.     EFS— FS— GS— MSG 
Stars  and  daisies.     SM 

(Smith.     Stars  and    daisies.     SL2) 
Stars  and  posies.     Rossini.     GS 
Stars  are  tiny  daisies  high.     Sec  Stars  and  daisies.     SM 

(Smith.     Stars    and    daisies.     SL2) 
Stay  with  us,  sweet  songstress.     See  Reinecke.     To  the  night- 
ingale.    PC 
Steamer  that  passes  far  out  at  sea.     See  Neidlinger.     Steamer  s 

message.     ESI 
Steamer's  message.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Stearns.     Springtime  joy.     HS 
Stedman.     Ball  play.     KC 
Stegall.     Christmas   carol.     RCS 

(Stegall.     Manger  throne.     FS) 
Manger   throne.     FS 

(Stegall.     Christmas  carol.     RCS) 
Steh'  nur  auf.     See  Morning.     FS 

Steig'  empor  am  Himmel.     See  Reinecke.     Evening  star.     RCS 
Step  and  fetch  her.     NEB2 
Stephanos.     Baker.     TLB 
Stepping  stones.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Sternberg.     Phoebus,  arise!     TLB 
Stetson.     Lightbird.     HS 

Memorial  day.     HS 

Stevenson.     Armies  in  the  fire.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Armies  in  the  fire.     SF) 
Autumn  fires.     EL — SF 

(Ramsay.     Autumn  fires.     SF) 

(Wills.     Autumn  fires.     EL) 
Bed    in    summer.     CGV— CM— FSK— LBS— SF— SS 

(Bell.     Bed  in  summer.     LBS) 

(Cole.     Bed   in   summer.     CM) 

(Fisher.     Bed   in   summer.     CGV) 

(Funkhouser.     In  winter  I  get  up  at  night.     FSK) 

(Ramsay.     Bed  in  summer.     SF) 

(Stanford.     Bed   in   summer.     SS) 
Cow.     CM— LBS 

(Bell.     Cow.     LBS) 

(Cole.     Cow.     CM) 
Escape   at   bedtime.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Escape  at  bed  time.     CGV) 
■ Farewell  to   the   farm.     SS 

(Chadwick.     Farewell  to  the  farm.     SS) 
Foreign  children.     CGV — SS 

(Fisher.     Foreign    children,     CGV) 

(Stanford.     SS) 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  229 

Stevenson.     Foreign  lands.     SS 

(Stanford.     Foreign  lands.     SS) 
Good  and  bad  children.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Good  and   bad   children.     SF) 
Good  boy.     SS 

(Bartlett.     Good  boy.     SS) 
Happy  thought.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Happy    thought.     CGV) 

(Adaptation:    Cole.     Beautiful    world.     CM) 
Hayloft.     LBS— SF 

(Bell.     Hayloft.     LBS) 

(Ramsay.     Hayloft.     SF) 
In  port.     SF 

(Ramsay.     In   port.     SF) 
In  winter  I  get  up  at  night.     FSK 

{See  his  Bed  in  summer.) 
Keepsake    mill.     LBS 

(Bell.     Keepsake  mill.     LBS) 
Lamplighter.     LBS 

(Bell.     Lamplighter.     LBS) 
Land   of   counterpane.     LBS — SS 

(Bell.     Land    of    counterpane.     LBS) 

(Chadwick.     Land   of  counterpane.     SS) 
Land  of  Nod.     CGV— SS 

(Fisher.     Land   of   Nod.     CGV) 

(Gilchrist.     Land    of   Nod.     SS) 
Land  of  story  books.     SS 

(Bartlett.     Land    of   story    books.     SS) 
Marching    song.     CGV — LBS — SS 

(Bell.     Marching    song.     LBS) 

(Fisher.     Marching  song.     CGV) 

(Stanford.     Marching   song.     SS) 
Moon.     LBS 

(Bell.     Moon.     LBS) 
My  bed  is  a  boat.     CGV— LBS— SS 

(Bell.     My  bed  is  a  boat.     LBS) 

(Fisher.     My  bed  is  a  boat.     CGV) 

(Gilchrist.     My  bed  is  a  boat.     SS) 
My   kingdom.     SF 

(Ramsay.     My    kingdom.     SF) 
■  My    shadow.     SS 

(Stanford.     My    shadow.     SS) 
My  ship  and  I.  SF — SS 

(Ramsay.     My    ship   and    I.     SF) 

(Stanford.     My   ship   and    I.     SS) 
Nest   eggs.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Nest    eggs.     SF) 


230  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Stevenson.      Northwest    passage — good    night.      SF 

(Ramsay.     North-west    passage — goodnight.     SF) 

Picture  books  in  winter.     SF 

(Bell.     Pictures    in    winter.     LBS) 
(Ramsay.     Picture  books  in  winter.     SF) 

1  Pictures  in  winter.     LBS 

See  above 

Pirate  story. SS 

(Stanford.     Pirate   story.     SS) 

Rain.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Rain.CGV) 

Shadow  march.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Shadow   march.     SF) 

Singing.     CGV— CM— SS 

(Cole.     Singing.     CM) 
(Fisher.     Singing.     CGV) 
(Hawley.     Singing.     SS) 

Stormy   evening.     TLB 

(Chadwick.     Stormy   evening.     TLB) 

Sun's  travels.     SS 

(Foote.     Sun's   travels.     SS) 

Swing.     CGV— CM— BM— EL— LBS— SM— SS 

(Bell.     Swing.     LBS) 
(Bingham.     Swing.     BM) 
(Cole.     Swing.     CM) 
(DeKoven.     Swing.     SS) 
(Fisher.     Swing.     CGV) 
(Ramsay.     Swing.     SF) 
(Roelefson.     Swing    song.     EL) 

System.     CGV 

(Fisher.     System.     CGV) 

Time    to   rise.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Time   to   rise.     CGV) 

Where   go  the  boats?     CGV— LBS— SF— SS 

(Bell.     Where  go  the  boats?     LBS) 
(Fisher.     Where  go  the  boats?     CGV) 
(Ramsay.     Where  go  the  boats?     SF) 
(Stanford.     Where    go   the   boats?     SS) 

Wind.      CGV— EL— LBS— SF— SLl— SS— SM 

(Allen.     Wind.     EL) 
(Bell.     Wind.     LBS) 
(DeKoven.     Wind.     SS) 
(Fisher.     Wind.     CGV) 
(Ramsay.     Wind.     SF) 
(Smith.     Wind  song.     SLl— SM) 

Wind  song. 

See  his  Wind. 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  231 

Stevenson.     Windy  nights.     CGV — SF — SS 

(Fisher.     Windy   nights.     CGV) 

(Ramsay.     Windy   nights.     SF) 

(Stanford.     Windy  nights.     SS) 
Young  night  thought.     SS 

(Foote.     Young  night  thought.     SS) 
Stick  dance.     NEB2 

Still  as  little  mice.     See  Smith.     Little  mice.     SL2 
♦Still,  still  with  Thee.     Barnby.     TLB 

Stille  nacht,  heilige  Nacht!     See  Gruber.     Stilly  night.     FS 

(Haydn.     Holy  night.     RCS) 
*Stilly  night,  starry  and  bright.     Gruber.     FS 

(Haydn    Holy  night     RCS) 
Stitch,  stitch,  stitch,  the  shoe-makers  go.     See  Wiggin.     Trade 

game.    IL    KC 
Stoeckel.     Billy  Buttercup.     StN 

Little   squirrels.     StN 

*Stop,  stop,  pretty  water.     Cole.     CM 

(Tufts.     Stop,  stop,  pretty  water.     CL) 

Storch,   Storch,   steiner.     See   Reinecke.     Stork,   stork,    stately. 

RCS 

(Reinecke.     Stork,  stork,  stander.     FC) 
Stork  and  the  frogs.     PS 
*Stork,   stork,   stander.     Reinecke.     FC 

(Reinecke.     Stork,  stork,  stately.     RCS) 
Storm.       Koehler.     HR 

*Stormy  evening  closes  now  in  vain.     Chadwick.     TLB 
Story.     Can  a  little  child  like  me?     WS 

(Bassford.     Can  a  little  child  like  me?     EL) 
— < —  Come  and  join  our  carol.     WS 
Easter  hymn.     WS 

(Batchellor.     Easter  hymn.     WS) 

Once  in  my  life.     StN 

Story  of  night.     Zelter.     SHS 

Story  of  the  apple.     Hill.    SHS 

Story  of  the  bread.     Hill.     SHS 

Story  of  the  butter.     Hill.     SHS 

Story  of  the  Christ.     Hill.     SHS 

Story  of  the  clothes.     SHS 

Story  of  the  day.     SHS 

Story  of  the  house.     Neidlinger.     ES2 

Story  sad,  I've  got  to  tell.     See  Elliott.     Thievish  mouse.     MG 

Stowe.     Still,  still  with  Thee.    TLB 

Strachauer.     Alder  by  the  river.     WS 

(Sawyer.     Alder   by   the    river.      EL) 

Straight  and  tall  in  the  garden  beds.     See  Smith.     Little  gard- 
ener.    SL2 


232  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Strasak.     BFD 

(Adaptation:      Character  dance.     HC) 
FDM 

Music  only 
"Strassburg."  See  Country  dance,   II.     FDM 

Music   only 
Strawberries!   Strawberries!   ten  cents  a  quart.     See   Valentine. 

Greengrocer.     VBD 
Stream.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Stream  freezing.     Montz.     IMS 
Stream  melting.     Montz.     IMS 
Street  car.     Elliott.     SL2 
Street  car.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Street  car.     Kallmann.     HR 
Strong.     Baby's  bread.     HS 

Baby's  cotton  gown.     HS 

Freedom,  our  Queen.     TC 

(Paine.     Freedom,  our  Queen.     TC) 

May  song.     HS — 

On  this  happy  feast  day.     HS 

Stucken.     Weave  in.  my  hardy  life.     TLB 
Styrian  dance.     Schytte.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Suck.     Cradle  song.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Fisher.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Stanley.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

Dandelion.    StN 

*"Sufifer  the  children,"  the  Savior  said.     See  Martin.  Invitation. 

MSL 
Sugar  lump.     NG 
Sullivan.     Onward,  Christian  soldiers.     TLB 

St.  Edmund.     TLB 

Summer.     Martin.     MSL 

Summer   day.      Brown.      EL 

Summer  fading,  winter  comes.     See  Stevenson.     Picture  books 

in  winter.     SF 

(Stevenson.     Pictures  in  winter.     LBS) 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Picture  books  in  winter. 
Summer  fiow'rs  are  sleepy.     See  Flower's  lullaby.     SHS 
Summer  has  gone,  the  birds  have  flown.     See  Sawyer.     Chick- 
adee.    EL 
*Summer  is  a-coming  in.     FS 
Summer  is  coming.     Bacon.     EL 

Summer  is  gone.     See  Smith.     Thanksgiving  song.     SL2 
Summer  joy.     Mozart.     HR 
Summer  shower.     Knowlton.     NS 
Summer  shower.     Rust.     EL 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  233 

Summer  song.     Burdett.     StN 

Summer   song.      Kreutzer.      SHS 

Summer  song     Smith.     SLl 

Summer  song.     Walker.     WS 

Summer's  gone,  autumn's  here.    See  Hitte.     Autumn.     DM 

*Summer's  rain  and  winter's  snow.     Stanford.     TC 

Sun.     SL2 

Sun  and  rain  in  fickle  weather.     See  Brown.     Pretty  game.     EL 

Sun,  a-weary  goes  to  rest.    See  Taubert.     By-low-by.     RCS 

Sun  has  crept  behind  the  clouds.     See  Sawyer.     Snowflakes. 

Sun  has  long    departed.      See    Reinecke.      Peace    of    night.      FC — 

FS 
Sun  is  on  the  land  and  sea.    See  Kies.    Morning  hymn  of  praise. 

MSL 
Sun  is  not  a-bed.     See  Stevenson.     Sun's  travels.     SS 

(Foote.     Sun's  travels.     SS) 
Sun  shines  bright  in  the  old  Kentucky  home.     See  Foster.     My 

old   Kentucky  home,  good   night.     EFS 
Sun  shining,  rain  falling.     See  Smith.     Rainbow.     LCD 
Sunbeam   touched   my  little   bed.     See   Smith.      Good   morning. 

SV 

Sunbeam  voices.     Cole.     CM 

Sunbeams.     Larned.     HS 

Sunbeams.     Smith.     SL2 

Sunbeams  get  up  early.     See  Larned.     Sunbeams.     HS 

Sunbeams  on  the  water  danced.     See  Smith.     To  the   sky  and 

back.     LCD 
Sunbeams  that  dance  on  the  summer  sea.     See  Rust.     Summer 

shower.     E*L 
Sunrise.     Hill.     HS 
Sun's  travels.  '  Stevenson.     SS 

(Foote.     Stvn's  travels.     SS) 
Sunset.     Hill.     HS 

Sunset  and  evening  star.     See  Huss.     Crossing  the  bar.     TLB 
Sunshine.     Reinecke.     HR 

Sunshine  dear,  bright  and  clear.     See  Spring  song.     PS 
Sunshine  far  and  near.     Smith.     LCD 
Sunshine  song.     Root.     SV 
Sunshine  song.     Smith.     SLl 
Sunshine's   message.     Hill.     SHS 
Sunshiny_  morning.     Gurlitt.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Suppose.     Hubbard.     MSG 
■^Suppose  a  little  cowslip.     Hubbard.     MSG 
*Sur  le  pont  d'  Avignon.     BB 

(Adaptation:     In  the  spring.     FS— HC) 

(Trans:     On  the  bridge  of  Avignon.     JB — RCS) 
Surprise.     Reed.     TGS 


234  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Swabian  folk  song.     See  Reinecke.     Dancing  song.     FC 

Swallow.     FS 

Swallow.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Tradespeople.     GS) 
♦Swallow,  good  bye.     FS 
Swallow   is   a   mason.     See   Conrade.     Tradespeople.      GS 

(Hubbard.     Swallow.     MSG) 

♦Swallow  is   come.     Tufts.     CL 

Swan  of  slenderness.     Sec  Little  red  lark.     EFS — FS 

Swedish  schottische.     FDM 

Music  only 
Sweeping  and  dusting.     Gaynor.     SC2 
♦Sweet   and    low.      Barnby.      FS — RCS 
Sweet   Billy   Buttercup!   pretty   little   fay.     Sec   Stoeckel.      Billy 

Buttercup.     StN 

Sweet  content.     Smith.     TLB 

Sweet    Dafify-down-dilly.      See    Smith.      Daflfy-down-dilly.      SL2 

Sweet  Maggie  had  a  little  bird.     Sec  Elliott.     Maggie's  pet.  MG 

Sweet  old  story.     Kies.     MSL 

Sweet  pea.     Conrade.     GS 

Sweet-pea  ladies.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Sweet  peas  white.     Sec  Gaynor.     Sweet-pea  ladies.     SC2 

Sweet  red   rose.     Bartlett.     StN 

(Ingraham.     Sweet  red  rose.     .StN) 

(Mosenthal.     Sweet  red  rose.     StN) 

Sweet   summer's  gone  away.     Conrade.     GS 

Sweet  wildwood  flowers.     HR 

Sweetly   sing   the    love    of   Jesus.     Sec    Kies.     Love    of   Jesus. 

MSL 
Sweetly  the  birds  are  singing  at  Easter  dawn.     See  Damrosch. 

Easter   carol.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Easter  carol.     StN) 

(Hubbard.     Sweetly  the  birds  are  singing.     MSG) 
Swiftly  round  and  round  it  goes.     See  Cushman.     Wheel  song. 

EL 
Swiftly  thro'  the  card  so  white.    See  Smith.     Sewing  song.     SL2 
Swiftly  walk  over  the  western  wave.    See  Smith.    Tonight.  TLB 
Swine-hcrdcr.     NG 
Swing.      Gaynor.      SC2 
Swing.      Stevenson.      BM— CGV— CM— EL— LBS— SM— SS 

I'or  composers  see   Stevenson.     Swing. 

Swing,  cradle,  swing.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Pollock.     Sailor  boy.     HR)    ^ 
♦Swing  high  and  svvfing  low.     DeKovcn.     FSC 
Swing    high,    swing    low,    my    tawny    papoose.      See    Schwartz. 

Indian  lullaby.     BSS 
Swing  it  here;  swing  it  there.    See  Knotted  handkerchief.     KK 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  235 

Swing  song.     Fontaine.     HMC2  : 

Music   only- 
Swing  thee  low  in  thy  cradle  soft.     See  Hitte.     Indian  lullaby. 

DM 

(Conrade.     Indian  cradle  song.     GS) 
Swing,  swong!  this  is  the  way.    See  Smith.     Tick,  took!      SM 
Swing   the    shining    sickle.      See    Gaynor.      Thanksgiving    song. 

.  SCI 
Swinging.     Conrade.      GS 
Swinging  'neath  the  old  apple  tree.     KM 
Swinging,  swinging,   swinging,   swinging.     See  Swinging  'neath 

the  old  apple  tree.     KM 
Switzer's  farewell.     EFS 
Swoop-a-hoo !    swoop-a-hoo !      See    Bartlett.      Song    of    the    roller 

skates.     StN 
Sword  and  a  gun.     See  Taubert.     Soldier  song.     FS — SL2 
Sword  dance.     NEB2 
System.     Stevenson.     CGV 

(Fisher.     System.     CGV) 

Table  army.     LBS 

Table  exercises  for  attention.     Reed.     TGS 

Tabram.     Fisherman.     KC 

Haymakers.     KC 

Mowers.     KC 

*Taddypole  and  pollywog  lived  together  in  a  bog.     EL — ^HR 

*Tafify  was  a  Welshman.     Elliott.     MG 

Tailor.     Gaynor.     LL 

Tailor.     Hailmann.     HR 

Tailor.     Smith.     SL2 

Tailor's  dance.     BFD 

Take  care  I  tell  you.     See  Duke  and  the  castle.     HC 

Take  me,  take   me,  rnother,   pray.     See  Froebel.     Toyman  and 

the  maiden.     MP 
Take,  thou  lovely  child  of  spring.     See  Grieg.     First  primrose. 

FS 
Tally-ho.     Schoenefeld.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Tannenbaum,  O  Tannenbaum.    See  Fir  and  the  pine.     RCS 

(Fir  tree.     FS) 
Tantoli.     FDM 

Music   only 
Tap,  tap,  listen  to  the  rain-drops  fall.     See  Hitte.     Rain.     DM 
Tarantella.     Smith.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Tarentella  Meridionale.     FDM 

Music  only 


236  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Tarentella.     Burchenal.     BFD 

Target.     Bullard.     SM 

Target.     See   Froebel.     Lengthwise,   crosswise.      MP 

(Hubbard.     Target.      MSG) 

(Adaptation:     Hurd.     Kite.     PTS) 

(Adaptation:     Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 

Target  game.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Target   maker.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Taste   song.     Smith.     SL2 
Tasting.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Wiggin.     Tasting.     KC) 

Tasting.     Meissner.     ASC 
Tasting.     Smith.     SL2 
Tasting.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Hubbard.     Tasting.     MSG) 
Tattler's    Mistress    Swallow   for    she    gossips   all    the    day.     See 

Gaynor.     Frau  Schwalbe.     LL 

Taubert.     Birds  in  the  nest.     RCS 

Busy  Ijrook.     RCS 

By-low-by.     RCS 

Doll's  cradle  song.     RCS 

Down  in  the  grassy  meadow.     RCS 

Drummer.     SL2 

— • —  Eia  popeia.     RCS 

Farmer  and  the  doves.     RCS 

Hildebrandshagen.      RCS 

It's  raining.     RCS 

Like  a  fairy.     RCS 

Meadow  daisy.     RCS 

-—Postillion.     RCS 

Sand  man.     RCS 

Sleep,  thou,  my  darling.     RCS 

Soldier   song.      FS — SL2 

Sparrow's  greeting.     RCS 

'Trade    game.      KC 

Taylor.     Children  and  the  sheep.     HR 

(Cole.     Sheep.     CM) 

(Hill.     Children  and  the  sheep.     SHS) 

My  kitty.     HR 

Pretty  cow.     CM 

(Taylor.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CL — HR — SLl 
Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CL — CM — HR — SLl 

(Taylor.     Pretty  cow.     CM) 

(Cole.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CM) 

(Seidell.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow..     HR) 

(Smith.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     SLl) 

(Tufts.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     CL) 


Index   to    Kindergarten    Songs  237 

Taylor.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     CL— HR— LI^— MG— SHS— 
SLl— SM— WS 

(Elliott.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     MG— SLl— SM) 
(Gaynor.  Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     LL) 
(Hill.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     SHS) 
(Tufts.    Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.    CL) 
(Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     HR) 
(Walker.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     WS) 

Violet.     HR— WS 

Wind  and  sea.     TLB 

Tching-a-ring-a-ring-tching,    Feast     of    lanterns.       See     Elliott. 

Feast  of  lanterns.     MG 
Tea-kettle.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Tea  kettle's  singing  a  song.     See  Gaynor.     Tea  kettle.     SCI 
Teacher  of  gymnastics.     Hailmann.     HR 

(Variant:     Little  master  of  gymnastics.     PS) 

(Variant:     Smith.     Choosing  the  game.     SLl) 

(Variant:     Wiggin.      Imitation    game.      KC) 

Teacher's  hymn.     Hailmann.     HR 

(Bacon.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 

(Osgood.    Mother's  hymn.    EL) 

(Teachers'  hymn,  II.     KC) 
Teachers'  hymn,  I  and  II.    KC 
Telegraph.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Telegraph.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Telephone.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Tell   me   how    Chris-cradle   sings.     See   Hubbard.      Chris-cradle 

sings.     MSG 
Tell  me,  little  children.     See  Foote.     Nikolina.     StN 
Tell  me,  little  Daisy.     See  Gaynor.     Household  hints.     LL 
♦Tell  me  the  tone  that  the  cricket  sings.     Schwartz.     BSS 
Tell  us   year   before    you   go    ding,    dong!      See    Hoffman.      Ding, 

dong!     StN 

(Molloy.     Ding,  dong!     StN) 
Temporal     O  mores!     TLB 
Ten  little  Indians.     HC 
♦Ten  little  ponies.     Knowlton.     NS 

Ten  white  eggs  in  a  nest  of  hay.     See  Gaynor.     Lesson  in  arith- 
metic.    LL 
Tender  flowers  that  early  grow.     See  Martin.     Springtime.     MSL 

Tender  little  violet.     See  Gaynor.     Violet     SCI 

Tennyson.     Baby's   waking  song.     SHS 

(Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL) 

(Tennyson.     What  does  little  birdie   say?     SM) 

(Tufts.     Little  birdie.     CL) 
Blow  bugle,  blow.     TLB 


238  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL 

(Tennyson.     Baby's   waking  song.     SHS) 

(Tennyson.     What  does  little  birdie  say?     SM) 

(Tufts.     Little  birdie.     CL) 

Crossing  the  bar.     TLB 

Home  they  brought  her  warrior  dead.     TLB 

Little  birdie.     CL 

(Tennyson.     Baby's    waking    song.      SHS) 

(Tennyson.     What  does  little  birdie  say.     SM) 

(Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL) 

Ring  out,  wild  bells.     TLB 

Sweet  and  low.     FS— RCS 

What  does  little  birdie  say?    SM 

(Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL) 

(Tennyson.     Baby's  waking  song.     SHS) 

(Tufts.     Little  birdie.     CL) 
Terhune.     Christmas  carol.    CC 

Coaching  carol.     CC 

Cradle  carol.     CC 

Kitchen  carol.     CC 

Minuet.     CC 

New  calash.     CC 

Red  and  white.     CC 

Sampler.     CC 

Sedan  chair.     CC 

Spinet.     CC 

Spinning  carol.     CC 

Tithing  man.     CC 

Train  band.     CC 

Watchman.      CC 

Well  sweep.     CC 

Thalberg.     November,   No.   1.     OS 

Than  old  Judea  fairer.     See  Kies.     Children's  day.     MSL 
Thank  Thee,  Father,  for  this  day.    See  Gaynor.     Prayer.     LL 
♦Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     Taylor.     CL — CM — HR — SLl 

For  composers  see  Taylor.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow 
Thanks  for  constant  care.     Hill.     SHS 
Thanks  for  daily  blessings.     Hill.     SHS 
Thanks  for  food,  I  and  H.  Smith.     LCD 
Thanks  to  Thee,  O  God  we  give.     See   Smith.     Thanks   for   food, 

H.     LCD 

Thanksgiving.     Child.     GS 
Thanksgiving.     Gaynor.     LL 
Thanksgiving.     Hill.     HS 
Thanksgiving  day.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Thanksgiving  day.     GS) 

(Morton.     Thanksgiving  song.     WS) 

(Sleigh  ride.     HR) 


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Thanksgiving  day    has    come    at    last.      See    Hurd.      Thanksgiving 

game.     PTS 
Thanksgiving  for  harvest.     Sherwood.     HS 
Thanksgiving  game.     Hurd.     PTS 
Thanksgiving  joys.     Conrade.     GS 
Thanksgiving  song.     Bingham.     BM 
Thanksgiving  song.     Brewster.     BSS 
Thanksgiving  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Thanksgiving  song.     Himmel.      SHS 
Thanksgiving  song.     Jenks.     EL 
Thanksgiving  song.     Rust.     EL 
Thanksgiving  sons'.     Sawyer.     EL 
Thanksgiving  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Thaxter.     Alder  by  the  river.     EL— WS 

Chanticleer.     StN 

It  is  spring.     NS 

My  pansies.    EL 

Nikolina.    StN 

Thayer.     Joyfully,  joyfully.     WS 

The  while  we  are  singing  this  morning  song.  See  Neidlinger.  ES2 
Their  scythes  the  mowers  sharpened.  See  Tabram.  Mowers.  KC 
Theme  from  impromptu.     Schubert.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Theme  from  sonata.     Mozart.     HMCl 

Music  only 
There  are  three  men  of   Gotham.     See   Smeltzer.     Three   men   of 

Gotham.     SZ 
There  he  comes!  I  hear  his  horn.     See  Bingham.     Balloon  Man. 

BM 

There  he  stood,  the  snow-man.    See  Smith.    Bold  snow-man.    LCD 
Then  hoist  the  main  sail.     Sec  Gaynor.     Sail.     LL 
There  is  a  brooklet  just  over  the  way.     See  Hubbard.     There  is  a 
brooklet.     MSG 

(Hubbard.     Nearer  to  Heaven  v/e'll  be.     MSG) 
There  is  a  little  artist.     See  Conrade.     Fairy  artist.     GS 
There  is  not  in  this  wide  world  a  valley  so  sweet.    See  Meeting  of 

the  waters.     TLB 
There  is  one  bright  star  in  heaven.    See  Klein.     My  mother's  mem- 
ory.    TLB 
There  lived  a  sage  in  days  of  yore.    See  Bullard.    Pigtail.    TLB 
There  once   was   a   bird    that   lived   up   in    a    tree.     See    DeKoven. 

Fiddle-dee-dee.    FSC 
There  once  was  a  house  in  olden  time.     See  Neidlinger.     Story  of 

the  house.     ES2 
There's  a  fairy  flying  o'er  the  sea.    See  Sea  breeze.     FS 

There's  a  flower  within  mv  hand.     See  Hubbard.     Smelling.     MSG 
(Smith.     Smelling.     SL2) 
(Wiggin.     Smelling.     KC) 


240  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

There's  a  little  old  man.     See  Neidlinger.     Snow  man.     SSS    _ 
There's  a  little  wee  man  in  a  little  wee  house.     See  Gaynor.  Little 

shoemaker.     SCI 
There's  a  merry  little  brown  thrush.     See  Hubbard.     Little  brown 

thrush.     MSG 
There's  a  music  up  in  the  frozen  hills.    See  Hadley.     Easter.    TLB 
There's  a  plump  little  chap  in  a  speckled  coat.     See  Conrade. 

Bob  White.     GS  o      r>-     u 

There's  a  pretty  Poll  Parrott  all  yellow  and  green.    See  Bingham. 

Pretty  Poll  Parrott.     BM 
There's  a  purple  tint  on  the  woodland  leaves.    See  Conrade.  Sweet 

summer's  gone  away.     GS 
*There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     Allen.     StN 

(Damrosch.     There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN) 

(Fisher.     There's  a  ship  on  the  sea.     StN) 
♦There's  a  song  in  the  air.     Draper.     EL 

There's  a  time   for  every  thing.     See  Signals  of  time.     SHS 
There's  a  very  old  man.     Sec  Neidlinger.     Windy  day.     SSS 
There's  a  wee  little  nest.     See  Gaynor.     Bird's  nest.     SCI 
There's  a  wise  old  owl  in  the  tree.     See  Gaynor.     Owl.     SCI 
There's  a  wonderful  tree,  a  wonderful  tree.     See  Schilling.     Won- 
derful tree.     WS 
There's  always  a  sun  and  a  moon.     See  Neidlinger.     Day  and 

night.     ESI 
There's  no  dew  left  on  the  daisies  and   clover.     See   Seven  times 

one.     BSS 
♦There  she  stands,  a  lovely  creature.    NG 
There's  something  very  funny  a-sitting  over  there.     See  Funk- 

houser.     Jack   o'lantern.     FSK 
There  strayed    a    pretty    shepherdess.      See    Shepherdess    and    the 

cuckoo.     RCS 
There  they  go  in  the  pond  below.    See  Sawyer.    Duck  game.  EL 
♦There  was  a  crooked  man.    Elliott.     MG 
There  was  a  farmer  had  a  dog.     See  Bingo.     JB 
There  was  a  field  that  waiting  lay.     See  Roeske.     How  the  corn 

grew.     PFP 
♦There  was  a  jolly  miller.     JB 

There  was  a  jolly  miller  once.     See  Jolly  Miller.     CBO — FS 
♦There  was  a  lady  loved  a  swine.     CBO 
There  was  a  little   fellow  whose   name  was   Guillori.     See   Father 

Guillori.     RCS 
(Petit   chasseur.     BB) 
There  was    a    little    gardener    who    spent    the    summer    days.      See 

Knowlton.      News    for    gardeners.      NS 
♦There  was  a  little  girl.     Chadwick.     StN 

(Warren.     There  was  a  little  girl.     StN) 
There  was  a  little  maiden.    See  Shepherd  maiden.    FS 
(Bergere.    BB) 
(Shepherdess.    RCS) 


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There  was  a  little  man  and  he  woo'd  a  little  maid.     See  Little  man 

and  little  maid.     BB — FS 
*There  was  a  little  woman  as  I've  heard  tell.     RCS 

(Little   woman.     BB) 
There  was  a  man  lived  in  the  moon.    See  Aiken  drum.     BB 
There  was  a  pretty  dandelion.     Foote.     StN 
There  was  a  small  boy  with  a  toot.     See   Bartlett.     Boy  and  the 

toot.     StN 
There  was  a  soft-shell  crab.     See  Chadwick.     Soft-shell  crab.     TC 
*There  was  a  tree  stood  in  the  ground.     NG 

(Green  leaves  grew  all  around.     JB) 
There  was   a   wood   in   valley   green.     See   Green   leaves   grew   all 

around.     JB 

(There  was  a  tree  stood  in  the  ground.     NG) 
There  was  a  youth,  and  a  well  beloved  youth.     See  Marzials. 

Bailiff's  daughter  of  Islington.     CPP 
There  was  an  old  man  in  a  wood.    See  Old  man  and  his  wife.  LBS 
There  was  an  old  woman  and  what  do  you  think?    See  Old  woman 

of  Norwich.     BB 
There  was  an  old  woman  tossed  up  in  a  basket.     See  Old  woman 

tossed  up  in  a  basket.     BB 
*There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     Cornwell.     EL 

(Frost.     Birdie's   song.     WS) 

(Rust.     There  was  once  a  little  birdie.     EL) 
There  went  a  fiddler  marching.     See  O  Tempora !  O  Mores !     TLB 
There  were  four  big  owls.     See  Smeltzer.     Four  owls.     SZ 
*There  were  four  lilies.     Haynes.     TC 
There  were  shepherds  abiding  in  the  field.     5"^^  Handel.     Messiah. 

TLB 
*There   were  three  jolly   fisherman.     JB 
There  were   three   little  kittens   put   on   their   mittens.     See   Three 

little  kittens.     BB— FS 
There   were   three   ravens   sat  on   a   tree.     See   Marials.     Three 

ravens.     CPP 

(Three    ravens.      EFS — FS) 
There  were  two  little  boys  playing  out  in  the  snow.    See  Two  little 

boys  in  the  snow.     KK 
Thermometer.     Neidlinger.     ES2 
These  are    mother's    knives    and    forks.      See    Gaynor.      Mother's 

knives  and   forks.     SCI 
These  little  birdies  in  their  nest.     See  Hopping  birds.     WS 
These  see  His  wonders  in  the  deep.     See  Psalter.     TLB 
They  are  having  a  merry  party.    See  Gaynor.    Pop-corn  people.  SCI 
They  drive  home  the  cows  from  the  pasture.    See  Hubbard.    Little 

brown  hands.     MSG 
They  need   not  go  so   far  away.     See   Palmer.     Childhood's  gold. 

StN 
Thievish    mouse.     Elliott.      MG 
♦Thing  of  beauty  is  a  joy  forever.     Page  TLB 


242  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Things  of  beauty.     Mackenzie.     TC 

Think  how  strange  'twould  be  if  to  go  a  hundred  miles.    See  Neid- 

linger.     Comparisons.     ES2 
Third  ring  song.     SHS 
Thirsty  earth  one  summer  day.    See  Kuhlan.    Earth  and  the  clouds. 

HR 
This  is  how,  all  through  the  night.    See  Walker.  Good-morning. 

WS 
This  is  how  we  spade  the  ground.     See  Garden  game.     HC 
*This  is  little  Tommy  Thumb.     Brown.     EL 

This  is  little  yellowhead.     Sec  Neidlinger.     Little  yellowhead.     SSS 
This  is  mamma,  kind  and  dear.     See  Froebel.     Family.     HR 
This  is  mother,  kind  and  tender.     See  Gaynor.     Finger  play.     SCI 
This  is  pretty  Polly.     See  Neidlinger.     Polly.     SSS 
This     is  the  chicken  coop.     See  Gaynor.     Some  lullabys.     SC2 
This  is  the  cow  that  jumped  over  the  moon.     See  Neidlinger.     Old 

friends.     ES2 
This  is  the  day  of  light.    See  Barnby.    Dawn.    TLB 
This  is  the  dolly  that  I  love  best.     Sec  Grove.     Doll  song.     HS 
This    is  the  farmer,  who  planted  the  corn.    See  Smeltzer.     Farmer. 

SZ 
This  is  the  grandmamma.     See  Froebel.     Grandmamma.     MP 
This  is  the  grandmamma.     Sec  Walker.     Family.     WS 
♦This  is  the  lady  going  to  town.     USl 
This  is    the    little    Tommy    Thumb.      See    Froebel.      Naming    the 

fingers.     SM 
This     is  the  loving  mother.    See  Gilchrist.     Family.     SM 

(Parker.     Family.     SM) 
This  is  the  meadow  where  all  the  long  day.     See  Roeske.     Lambs. 

PFP 
This  is  the  month,  and  this  is  the  happy  morn.    See  Smith.    Stanzas 

from  the  nativity.     TLB 
♦This  is  the  mother.     Smith.     SLl 

(Froebel.     Mother  good  and  dear.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     This  is  the  mother.     MSG) 
This     is  the  way  my  father  sows.     Sec  Knowlton.     Sow,  sew,  so. 

NS 
This  is  the  way  that  we  form  our  ring.     Sec  Hill.    First  ring  song. 

SHS 
This  is  the  way  the  cloud  comes  down.     See  Walker.     Weather 

song.     WS. 

(Hiil.     Weather  song.     SHS) 

(Weather  song.     HR) 
♦This  is  the  way  the  ladies  go.    LBS 
This  is  the  way  the  morning  dawns.    See  Brown.     A  summer  day. 

EL 
This     is  the  way  the  rain  comes  down.    See  Hill.     Weather  song. 

SHS 

(Walker.     Weather  song.     WS) 

(Weather  song.     HR) 


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This  is  the  way  the  sunshine  comes  down.     Sec  Weather  song.    HR 

(Hill.     Weather  song.     SHS) 

(Walker.    Weather  song.    WS) 
This  is  your  birthday,  my  dear,  my  dear.     See  Hill.     Song  for  a 

child's  birthday.     HS 
This  little  ball  may  visit  you.    See  Hurd.    Ball  game.     (Color).  EL 
This  little    bird    lived    in    a   tree.     See    Tufts.      Song    of    the    five 

fingers.     CL 
This  little  pig  went  to  town.    See  Ernst.    Five  little  pigs.    HR 
This  little  thumb.     Frobel.     MP 

(Frobel.     Finger  play.     KC) 

(Hubbard.     What's  this?     MSG) 
This  piece   of   wood   I    lengthwise   lay.     See   Frobel.     Lengthwise, 

crosswise.     MP) 

(Adaptation:     Hurd.     Kite.     PTS) 

(Adaptation:     Reed.     Kite.     TGS) 

(Hubbard.     Target.     MSG) 
This  way,  that  way  turns  the  weather  vane.  See  Osgood.    Weather- 
vane.     SM 
Thistles'  story.     Cole.     CM 
Thomas.     Bed  time.     EL 
Thompson.     Glad  Christmas  tide.     EL 
Thou  blossom  bright  with  autumn  dew.    See  Lang.    To  the  fringed 

gentian.     TLB 
Thou  crownest  the  vear  with  thy  goodness.     Martin.     MSL 
Thou  holy   child.     RCS 
Thou   holy  Jesus,  meek  and  mild.     See   Reinecke.       Christmas 

hymn.     EFS 
Thou  wilt  keep  him  in  perfect  peace.     See  Williams.     Trust.     TLB 
Thou  wilt  not  cower  in   the  dust.     See   Maryland,   my   Maryland. 

EFS 
Though  you're  not  my  partner.    Sec  You  are  not  my  partner.    KK 
♦Though  your  eyes  are  blinded.     Smith.     SL2 
Though  your  little  eyes  are  blinded.    See  Hubbard.    Touching.  MSG 

(Wiggin.     Touching.    KC) 
Threading  the  needle.     EL 
Three  big  white  stepping  stones.    See  Gaynor.     Stepping  stones. 

SC2 
♦Three  blind  mice.     CBO— FS— LL— OYA 
♦Three  children  sliding  on  the  ice.     CBO 

(Elliott.     Three   children   sliding.     MG) 

(Tufts.     Three  children  sliding.     CL) 
♦Three  crows.     Elliott.     MG 
Three  dukes  a-riding.    OYA 

(Here   come  three  dukes  a-riding.     NEBl) 

(Variant:     Here  comes  one  duke  a-riding.    JB) 

(Variant:     Here  comes  one   soldier  marching.     HC) 
♦Three  fishers.     Macfarren.     TLB 


244  Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs 

*Three   funn}-   old   men.      Neidlinger.     SSS 

Three-in-hand   is   slowly   rolling.     Troika.     EFS 

♦Three  jolly  little  boys.     LBS 

Three  kings  of  Orient.     Hopkins.     FS 

Three  knights  went  riding  away  to  the  war.     See  Parting.     TLB 

♦Three   little  doves.     Knowlton.     NS 

Three  little  kittens.     BB— FS 

*Three  little  mice.     Elliott.     MG 

Three  men  of   Gotham.     Smeltzer.     SZ 

Three  men's  reel.     FDM 

Music  only 
Three  of  us  afloat.     See   Stevenson.     Pirate  story.     SS 

(Stanford.     Pirate  story.     SS) 
Three  ravens.     EFS — FS 

(Marzials.     Three  ravens.     CPP) 
Three  shining   sides  of  glass   have  L     See   Gaynor.     Prism  game. 

SC2 
Three  times  round  goes  the  gallant  ship.     See  Wind  blows  high. 

JB   . 
Three  wise    old    women    were    they.      See    Bartlett.      Three    wise 

women.     STN 

(Stanley.     Three  wise  women.     StN) 
Three  wise  women.     Bartlett.     StN 

(Stanley.    Three  wise  women.     StN) 
Three  years  old.     Smith.     LCD 
Threshers.     Seeboeck.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Through  fair  grassy  meadows.     See  Hill.     Brooklet's  song.     HS 
♦Through  love  to  light.     Mackenzie.     TC 
Through  painted  windows.     See  Smith.     Church.     SL2 
Through  the  chequered  window  pane.    See  Froebel.    Window.    MP 
Through    the  golden  meadows.     See  Knight  and  the  lady.     JB 
Through  the  pleasant  meadow  side.    See  Stevenson.    Hayloft.  LBS 

— SF 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Hayloft. 
Thro'  the  streets  and  o'er  the  snow.     See  Rossini.     Sleighing.     HR 
Through  time  to  come  as  in  ages  past.     See  Neidlinger.     Nature's 

novel.     ES2 
Thrupp.     Chickens  round  the  gate.     OS 

(Hubbard.    See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.    MSG) 

(Seidell.     See  the  chickens  round  the  gate.     HR) 
Thumb  I  count  as  one.     See  Finger  plays,  No.  19.     PS 

(Adapted   from   Froebel.     Numbering  the  fingers.     SM) 
Thumb  is  one.     See  Froebel.     Numbering  the  fingers.     SM 

(Adaptation:     l<'inger  play.  No.  19.     PS) 
♦Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Walker.     Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     WS) 

(Variant:     Smith.     Thumbkin  says  "I'll  dance."     SLl) 


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*Thumbs  and  fingers  say  "Good  morning."     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Finger  song.     MP) 
*Thumbs  and  fingers  say  "Good  morning."     Smith.    SLl — SM 

(Adapted   from  Froebel.     Finger  song.     MP) 
Thumbs  up.    KK 
Thunder.    Neidlinger.  FSl 
Thunder  storm.     HR 

Thus  spake  the  mother  fish.    See  Sherwood.    Good  advice.     HS 
Tick,  tack!     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Tick,  tack.     MSG) 
Tick-tack.     Reinecke.     SM 
Tick,  tack,  tee.     See  Reinecke.     Mill.     SLl 

Tick  tack!  tick  tack!  Hear  the  old  clock.    See  Reinecke.     Tick- 
tack.     SM 
Tick,  tock!     Gaynor.     LL 
Tick,  tock!     Miller.     SM 
Tick,  tock!     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Tick,  tock,  old  clock,  strike  the  hour  for  baby.     See  Brewster. 

Slumber  song.     BSS 
Tick-tock,    tick-tock.      Sec    Gaynor.      Song    of    the    kitchen    clock. 

SCI 
Tick  tock,  tick  tock.     See  Kohl.     Pendulum.     HR 
Tick-tock,  tick-tock!     Amy,  Jammie,  Jo  and  Jock.     See  Smith. 

Bed  time.    LCD 
Tick,  tock,  tick,  tock!     Busy,  friendly,  helpful  clock.    See  Smith. 

Song  of  the  clock.     SL2 
"Tickity  tock!"     Hark  to  the  clock.     See  Grove.     Bed  time.     HS 
*TiddIely-winks  and  Tiddlelv-wee.     Neidlinger.        SSS 
Tide.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Time.     Tufts.     CL 
Time  for  play.     Koehler.     HR 
Time  to  rise.     Stevenson.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Time  to  rise.     CGV) 
Timid,  blue-eyed  flower.    See  Naegeli.    Violet.     HR — WS 

(Vafiant:      Naegeli.     Violet.     RCS) 
Tin   soldiers.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Ting  a-ling,  a-ling,  a-ling.     See  Smeltzer.     Jackie  Jingle.     SZ 
Ting,  ting,  tinkle  ting!     See  Smith.     Bossy  cow.     LCD 
Tiny  fingers  in  a  row.     See  Gilchrist.     Beckoning  to  the  chick- 
ens.    SM 
Tiny  flakes  of  snow.     See  Gaynor.     Snowballs.     SV 
Tiny  little  seed.     See  Brown.     Spring  song.     EL 
*Tiny  little  snow-flakes.     Batchellor.     WS 
Tip-toe   march.      Montz.      IMS 

'Tis  a  lesson  you  should  heed.     See  Try,  try  again.     HR 
'Tis  bed-time  for  the  doggy  now.     See  Smith.     Saying  good-night. 

LCD 
'Tis  fortv  years  my  old  friend  John.    See  Land.     My  old  friend 

John.     FS 


246  Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs 

'Tis  God  our  Father.     See  Hill.     Blessings  on  eflfort.     SHS 
'Tis  May  Day!  'tis  May  Day!  let's  up  and  away.    See  Sherwood. 

May  day  invitation.     HS 
'Tis  raining,  'tis  raining.     See  Froelich.     Rain  song.     KC 

(Reinecke.     Rain  song.     FC) 
'Tis  spring,  the  field  is  ready.     See  Reinecke.     Farmer.     SL2 
*'Tis  the  last  rose  of  summer.     EFS 

(Last  rose  of  summer.    FS) 
'Tis  twelve  o'clock.     See  Good-bye.     HR 
'Tis  when  the  lark  goes  soaring.     See  Chadwick.     Kissing  time. 

FSC 
Tit-tat-toe !     See  Gaynor.     House  of  tit-tat-toe.  LL 
Tithing-man.      Terhune.      CC. 
Titoff.     Flicker,  flicker,  tire  sprite.    FS 
To  a  daisy.     Dietrich.     TC 
To  a   dandelion.     Gaynor.     LL 
To  a  honey-bee.     Cole.     CM 
To  a  snowflake.     Smith.     LCD 
*To  all  you  ladies  now  on  land.     Marzials.     CPP 
To  America.     TLB 
*To  Anacreon  in  Heav'n.       EFS 
*To  and  fro.     HR 
To  and  fro.     Hubbard.     MSG 

To  and  fro,  gay  we  go.     See  Smith.     Dancing  song.     SL2 
To  and  fro,  so  soft  and  slow.    See  Fairlamb.     Cradle  song.     StN 

(Fisher.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Ilsley.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Stanley.     Cradle  song.     StN) 

(Suck.     Cradle  song.     StN) 
*To  and  fro  the  ball.     Hubbard.     MSG 

To  and  fro  the  strong  arms  go.    See  Allen.     Canod  song.     EL 
To  and  fro,  to  and  fro  goes  the  pendulum.    See  Froebcl.     Tick, 

tack!    MR 

(Hubbard.    Tick,  tack.     MSG) 
To  and  fro,  to  and  fro,  that  my  ball  can  nicely  do.     See  Hubbard. 

To  and  fro.     MSG 
*To  Araby  will   I    wander.     EFS 
*To  Beccles.     JB 

To  do  to  others  as  I  would.  See  Hubbard.  Golden  rule.  MSG 
To  fight  the  French  in  Flanders.  See  Duke  Marlborough.  FS 
To   France  were   returning  two  grenadiers.     See  Two  grenadiers. 

TLB 
*To  market,  to  market,  to  buy  a  fat  pig.     KM 
To  me  the  land  that  gave  me  birth.     See  At  the  beginning  and 

at  the  close  of  play,  no.  2.     PS 
To  night.     Smith.     TLB 
To  push  the  business  on.     JB 
To  Santa  Claus.     Conrade.     GS 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  247 

To  the  cool  and  shaded  pond.     See  Reed.     Fishes.     TGS 

To  the  evening  star.     Reinecke.     FC 

To  the  fringed  gentian.     Lang.     TLB 

To  the  great  brown  house.     See  Allen.     Song  of  the  rain.     WS 

(Smith.     Rain   song.     SLl) 
To  the  humble-bee.     Reinecke.     FC 

To  the  lords  of  convention.     See  Bonnie  Dundee.     EFS 
To  the  mill  let  us  go.     See  Hitte.     Mill.     DM 
To  the  nightingale.     Reinecke.     FC 
To  the  sky  and  back.     Smith.     LCD 

To  the  sleeping  seeds.     See  Hill.     Sunshine's  message.     SHS 
To  the  w^ar  the  Cossack  goes.       See  Lovely  Minka.     FS 
To  the  wild  flowers.     Sheehan.     OSM 
*To  the  woods,   O   come  away.     KK 
To  thy  loving  parents.     See  Reinecke.     Birthday  song.     SLl 

(Reinecke.     Mother's   birthday.     FC) 
To  Ting.     FDM 

Music    only 
To  wander  is  the  miller's  joy.     See  Miller.     PS 
To  work.     HR 
*Today  is  the  first  of  May.     KK 

(First   of   May.      BFD) 
Tom,  he  was  a  piper's  son.     See  Over  the  hills  and  far  away. 

CBO 
Tom,  he  was  the  piper's  son.    See  Funkhouser.     Tom,  Tom,  the 

piper's  son.     FSK 
Tom,  the  piper's  son.     Elliott.     MG 

(Tom,   Tom,   the   piper's   son.     CBO) 
Tom,  Tom,  the  piper's  son.     Funkhouser.     FSK 
Tom,  Tom,  the  piper's  son.     See  Elliott.     Tom,  the  piper's  son. 

MG 

(Tom,  Tom,  the  piper's  son.     CBO) 
Tommy  Snooks  and   Bessie   Brooks.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Tommy  Tittlemouse.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
*Tooriletoo  was  a  bonnie  cock  robin.     RCS 
Top.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Top.     Schoenefeld.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Toppelius.     Yes,   come,   dear,   dear   Christmas.     HS 
Toss  a  feather  in  the  air.     See  Gaynor.     Feather  game.     SC2 
Tossing.     Hailman.     HR 
Tossing  game.     Hailmann.     HR 
Tossing  game.     Walker.     WS 

Touch_  the  clavier  now.     See  Froebel.     Pianoforte.     MP 
Touching.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Wiggin.     Touching.     KC) 
Touching.     Meissner.     ASC 
Touching.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Hubbard.     Touching.     MSG) 


248  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Tournament.     Gayrhos.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Tours.  Star.     TC 
Tower.     Smith.     SLl 
Toyman.     HS 

Toyman  and  boy.     Frocbel.     MP 
Toyman  and  the  maiden.     Froebel.     MP 
*Toyman   of   Nuremberg.     Reinecke.     FC 
Toyman's  shop.     Hill.     HS 
Tra  la  la  la,  there's  joy  in  the  air.     See  Hubbard.     Birds  must  fly. 

MSG 
Tra  la  la !  tra  la  la !  wee  birds  are  singing.     See  Gaynor.     Spring 

dance.     LL 
Tra-ra,  tra-ra,   tra-ra.     See   Froebel.     Wild  boar.     MP 
Tracks  in  the  snow.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Trade  game.     Taubert.     KC 
Trade  game.     Wiggin.     KC 
Trade  song,  I.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Working  man.    HR) 
Tradespeople.     Conrade.     GS 

(Hubbard.     Swallow.    MSG) 
Train.     EL 
Train.     Smith.     LCD 
Train.     Valentine.     VBD 
Train-band.     Terhune.  CC 

Train  is  all  ready  and  we  must  get  on.     See  Train.     EL 
Tramp,  tramp,   tramp.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Let  your  feet  go  tramp,  tramp!     MSG) 

(Let  the  feet  go  tramp.    EG) 
Transformation  game.     Smith.     SM 
*Tread  the  green  grass.     NG 
Treasures.     Smith.     LCD 

Tree  loves  me.     Sec  Gaynor.     Tree's   friends.     SCI 
Tree  was  cold.     Sec  Smith.     Tree  in  winter.     SL2 
Trees  are  bare  and  brown.     Sec  Conrade.     November,  No.  2.     GS 
Tree's   friends.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Trekarlspolska.     FDM 

Music  only 
Tremp !  ton  pain,  Marie.    Sec  Dip  your  bread,  Marie.     RCS 

(Variant:  Dip  vour  bread,  Polly.  LBS) 
Triangle.     FDM 

Music  onlv 
Trifles.     Tufts.     CL 
*Tripping  we  go.     Gaynor.     LL 
Troika.     EFS 

Trois  princesses.     See  Clear  cool  pond.     FS 
Trot   along!    Trot   along!     Sec    Hop,    mother    Annika.      KK 
Trot  de  cavalerie.     Rubinstein.     HMC2 

Music  only 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  249 

Trot,  trot,  trot,  through  the  pasture  lot.     See  Little  pony.     EL 

Troyte.     Troyte's  chant.     TLB 

True   freedom.     Lang.     TLB 

Trum  te  turn,  turn.    Sec  Taubert.     Drummer.     SL2 

Trumpeter's   serenade.     Spindler.     HMC2 

Trunkles.     NEB2 

Music  only 
Trust.     Williams.     TLB 
Try,  try  again.     HR 
Tschaikowsky.     Skylark.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Tufts.     Bee  is  a  rover.     CL 

Birds  in  summer.     CL 

Busy  bee.     CL 

(Cole.     Lesson  from  the  bee.     CM) 

Busy  little  husbandman.    CL 

Buttercups  and  daisies.    CL 

(Conrade.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     GS) 

(Hubbard.     Buttercups  and  daisies.     MSG) 

Butterflies  are  pretty  things.     CL 

Calling  the  tides.     CL 

Cherry  tree.     CL 

Coasting.     CL 

Cock-a-doodle-do !     CL 

Come  here,  little  robin.     CL 

Come,  my  children,  come  away.     CL 

Cradle  song.     CL 

(Tennyson.     Little   birdie.     CL) 

(Tennyson.     Baby's  waking  song.     SHS) 

(Tennyson.     What   does   little  birdie   say?     SM) 

Daisy  buds.     CL 

Ding,  dong.    CL 

Dog.     CL 

Engine  song.     CL 

Golden   rule.     CL 

Humming  bird.     CL 

1  had  two  pigeons.     CL 

1   like  little   pussy.     CL 

(Elliott.     I  love  little  pussy.     MG— SLl) 

(My  kitty.     HR) 
1  saw  three  ships.     CL 

(I  saw  three  ships  come  sailing  by.     CBO) 
H  all  the  world  was  apple-pie.     CL 

(H  all  the  world  were  paper.     BB) 
Little  birdie.    CL 

(Tennyson.     Baby's  waking  song.     SHS) 

(Tennyson.     Cradle  song.     EL) 

(Tennyson.     What  does  little  birdie  say?     SM) 


250  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Tufts.     Little  brother.     CL 

Little  brown  birds.    CL 

Little  dreamer.     CL 

(Osgood.     Little  dreamer.     RCS) 

Little  girl's  fancies.     CL 

Little   rain-drops.     CL 

Little    Robin    Redbreast.     CL 

Little   things.     CL 

Little   white   lily.     CL 

(Walker.     Little  white  lily.     \VS) 

(Smith.     Little  white  lily.     SL2 

Morning  hymn.     CL 

Morning  song.    CL 

My  little   doll   Rose.     FS 

My  pussy.     CL 

Nell  and  her  bird.     CL 

North   wind  doth   blow.     CL 

(Bartlett.     North  wind  doth  blow.     StN) 
(Conrade.     North  wind  doth  blow.     GS) 
(Elliott.     North  wind  doth  blow.     MG — SLl) 
(North  wind  and  the  robin.     BB) 
(North  wind  doth  blow.     HR) 

Now  the  sun  is  sinking.     CL 

(Wiggin.     Slumber    song.     KC) 

Old  Gaelic  lullaby.     CL 

(Hahn.     Gaelic  cradle  song.     ESS) 
(Harris.     Gaelic  lullaby.     TLB) 

One  thing  at  a  time.     CL 

Peep  of  day.    CL 

Pigeon   house.     CL 

Rain,  rain.     CL 

Robin.     CL 

Rocking  horse.     FS 

Song  of  the  five  fingers.    CL 

Stop,  stop,  pretty  water.     CL 

(Cole.    Stop,  stop,  pretty  water.     CM) 

Swallow  is  come.     CL 

Thank  vou,  pretty  cow.    CL 

(Cole.  'Pretty  cow.     HR) 

(Seidell.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     HR) 

(Smith.     Thank  you,  pretty  cow.     SLl) 

Three  children  sliding.     CL 

(Elliott.     Three   children   sliding.     MG) 
(Three  children  sliding  on  the  ice.     CBO) 

Time.     CL 

Trifles.     CL 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  251 

Tufts.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     CL 

(Elliott.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     MG— SLl— SM) 

(Gaynor.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     LL) 

(Hill.      Twinkle,    twinkle,    little    star.      SHS) 

(Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     HR) 

(Walker.     Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     WS) 

Wave's  gift.     CL 

Welcome  swallow.     CL 

Wind  blows  sweetly.     CL 

Winter  jewels.    CL 

Tulips.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Tupper.     Skylark.     CM 

Turkey  gobbler  lived  within  a  barnyard.     See  Gaynor.     Why  Mr, 

Gobbler  changed  his  tune.     SC2 
Turkish  march.     Schoenefeld.     HMC2 

Music  only 
*Turn  again,  Whittington.     RCS 
Turn  around,  around.     See  Wiebe.    Wheel.     KC 
"Turn !"  said  the  little  stream.    See  Hill.     Song  of  the  mill-stream. 

SHS 
*Turn  the  big  wheel.     Gaynor.     LL 
Turner.     Waiting  to  grow.     EL 

Turning,  whirling,  turning,  whirling.     See  Hill.     Song  of  the  sew- 
ing machine.     SHS 
'Twas  a  merry  time  when  Jenny  Wren  was  young.    See  Cock  Robin 

and  Jenny  Wren.     CBO 
'Twas  an  old,  old,  old,  old  lady  and  a  boy  that  was  half  past  three. 

See  Cole.     One  two  three.     CM 
'Twas  in  the  lowlv  stable.     See  Smith.     In   the  Bethlehem  stable. 

LCD 
'Twas  in  the  merry  month  of  May.     Marzials.     CPP 
'Twas  on  a  chill  December  morn.     5"^^  Washing  day.    LBS 
'Twas  on  a  merry  time.     See  Cock  Robin  and  Jenny  Wren.     RCS 
'Twas  this  way  and  that  way.     Gaynor.     LL 

(Variant:     When  I  was  a  shoemaker.     NG) 

(Variant:     When  I  was  a  lady.     LBS) 

(Variant:     When  I  was  a  schoolgirl.     NEBl) 

(Variant:     When  I  wore  flounces.     JB) 
'Twas  within   a   mile  of   Edinboro'   town.     See   Within   a   mile  of 

Edinboro'  town.     EFS 
Twenty,  eighteen.     NEBl 
Twilight  and  dawn.     SHS 
Twilight  town.     Jenks.      EL 
*Twinkle,  twinkle,  little  star.     HR 

(Elliott.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     MG— SLl— SM) 

(Gaynor.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     LL) 

(Hill.     Twinkle,   twinkle   little  star.     SHS) 

(Tufts.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     CL) 

(Walker.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     WS) 


252  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.    See  Hubbard.     Little  star.     MSG 

'Twixt  a  hill  and  deep  and  shelter'd  vale.    See  Two  hares.    RCS 
(Zwei      Hazen.     BB) 

Two  birds.     Wiebe.     KC 

Two  boys  in  the  snow.    KK 

Two  crows.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Two  grenadiers.     TLB 

Two  hands  and  eight  little  fingers.     See  Hurd.     Children   on  the 
tower.     PTS 

Two  hands  I  have.     Mozart.    HR 

Two  hands,  thereon  eight  fingers  are.     See  Froebel.     Children  at 
the  tower.     MP 
(Hubbard.     Two  hands.     MSG) 

Two  hares.     RCS 

(Zwei   Hazen.     BB) 

Two  kittens.     Clarke.     StN 

Two  little  birds.     Bacon.     EL 

*Two  little  birds.    Fisher.     StN 

Two  little  hands.    See  Smith.     Children  on  the  tower.     SLl 

Two  little  hands  I  have.     See  Fischer.     What  I  have.     HR 

*Two  little  maidens  all  alone.     JB 

Two  little  roses.     Bacon.     EL 

*Two  little  windows.     Reed.     TGS 

Two  merrv  little  builders.     See  Brewster.     Robins  and  pussy  wil- 
low.  'BSS 

Two  pretty  boots  are  these  of  mine.    See  Taubert.    Sand  man.  RCS 

Two  Robin   Redbreasts  built   their  nest.     See  Tufts.     Robin   Red- 

(Two  Robin  Redbreasts.     HR) 

(Walker.     Two  Robin  Redbreasts.  WS) 
*Two    stars   are    in    heaven.     FS 
Two  years  old.     Smith.     LCD 
Tyrolese  and  his  child.     EFS 
♦Tyrolese  are  jolly.     JB 

Uhland.     Good  comrade.     FS 
Ukranian  dance  melody.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Uncrowned  kings.     Loomis.     TLB 

Under  and  over  the  chain  is  unwound.    See  Rust.    Bucket  song.  EL 
Under  the  crimson  flow'rets.     See  Reinecke.     Birdie's  burial.     FC 
Under  the  glowing  sun.     See  Reinecke.     Little  gardener.     SM 
Under  the  lindentree.     Foerster.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Under  the  Maypole.     Gurlitt.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Up  and  down  and  in  and  out.    See  Froebel.     Play  with  the  limbs. 

SM 
Up  and  down,  and  up  and  down.    See  Terhune.    Kitchen  carol.  CC 


Index  to   Kindergarten    Songs  253 

Up  and  down  the  centre  we  go.     See  Catch  the  squirrel.     USI 

Up  comes  the  little  bucket.     See  Smith.     Pail.     SL2. 

*Up,  down.     Hailmann.     HR 

Up,  down,    up    down,    all    the    way    to    London    town.     See   Foote. 

Going  to  London.     StN 
Up  in  the  apple  tree  over  the  way.    See  Holden.     My  neighbor.  EL 
Up  in  the  tall  old  tree.    See  Cole.    Where  the  birdies  grow.    CM 
Up  into  the  cherry  tree.     See  Stevenson.     Foreign  lands.     SS 

(Stanford.     Foreign  lands.     SS) 
Up  the  scale  we're  climbing.     See  Cole.     Scale  song.  No.  1.     CM 
Up  through  the  mould.    See  Bacon.    Daffy-down-dilly.    EL 
Up  to  us  sweet  childhood  looketh.    See  Bacon.    Mother's  hymn.  EL 

(Hailmann.     Teacher's   hymn.     HR) 

(Osgood.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 

(Teacher's  hymn,  H.     KC) 
Up  up  in  the  sky.     Walker.     WS 

(Ball  song.     KC) 

(Direction  song.     HR) 
Up,  up  my  little  bucket  comes.     See  Walker.       Bucket  song.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Bucket  song.     MSG) 
*Up  yonder  on  the  mountain.     Reinecke.     EC 
Upon  a  showery  night  and  still.     See  Suck.     Dandelion.     StN 
Upon  Paul's  steeple  stands  a  tree.    See  St.  Paul's  steeple.    CBO 
Upon  the  blooming  meadow.    See  Reinecke.    Forget-me-not.    FC — 

SLl 

(Jacob.     Forget-me-not.     WS) 
Upon  the  bottom  of  the  sea.     See  Neidlinger.     Cable.     ESI 
Upon   the   meadow.      Foerster.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Upon  the    sweetest    summer   time.      See    Blow    away    the    morning 

dew.     LBS 
Useful.      Smith.     LCD 

V-v-v-v-v  buzzing,  buzzing,  buzzing  bees.    See  Fischer.     Bees.     HR 
Vafva  vadmal.    FDM 

Music  only 
Valentine.     Babv's  horses.     VBD 

Cat.     VBD" 

Conductor.     VBD 

Fireman.     VBD 

Flower-wagon.     VBD 

Goldfish.    VBD 

Good-morning  song.     VBD 

Green  grocer.     VBD 

Policeman.     VBD 

Polly.     VBD 

Postman.     VBD 

Train.     VBD 

Water-cart.     VBD 


254  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Valentine.     Damrosch.     StN 

(Fairlamb.     Valentine.     StN) 
Valentine  day.     Gaynor.     GS 
Valentine  song.     Brewster.     BSS 
Valentines.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Valentine's  message.     Hill.     HS 
Valiant  rider.     Parlow.     HMCl 

Music  only 
*Valley  boy  smiling.     EFS 
Vapperstavals.     FDM 

Music  only 
Varmer  he  lived   in    the   West   Countree.     See   Barkshire   tragedy. 

NEBl 
Varsovienne.     FDM 

Music  only 
Veilchen  wie  so  schweigend.    See  Naegeli.    Violet.  HR— RCS— WS 
Venetian  boatmen's  song.     Bach.    TLB 
Venturesome  children.     Seidell.     HR 
Verdi.    Little  song  of  gratitude.     GS 

Raindrops.     GS 

Vesper  sparrow  now  has  sung.    See  Gilchrist.  Whip-poor-will.  TLB 
Vessel.    PS 

(Hubbard.     Ship.     MSG) 
Viens,  Aurore.     See  Come,  Aurora.     FS 
Village  dance.     Wiggin.     KC 
Vineyard  dance.     FDM 

Music  only 
Vingakersdans.     FDM 

Music  only 
Violet.     Bingham.     BM 
Violet.     Gavnor.     SCI 
Violet.     Naegeli.     HR— RCS— WS 
Violet.     Schults.     FC— KC— MSL— RCS— SLl— WS 

(Reinecke.     Violet.     FC— RCS— SLl— WS) 

(Kies.     Violet.     MSL) 

(Violet.      KC) 
Violet,  darling  violet.    See  Schults.    Violet.    FC— KC— MSL— RCS 
— SLl— WS 

For  composers  see  Schults.     Violet 
Violet,  dearest    violet.      See    Schults.      Violet.      FC — KC — MSL — 

RCS— SLl— WS 

For  composers  see  Schults.     Violet 
Violet  does  not  dress  as  gay.     See  Bingham.     Violet.     BM 
Violet  lowly  bending.     See  Naegeli.     Violet.     RCS 

(Adaptation:     Naegeli.     Violet.     HR— WS) 
Violet  song.     Brewster.   BSS 
Virgin  stills  the  crving.     See  Barnby.     Cradle  song  of  the  Virgin. 

RCS 

(Kies.     Virgin's  cradle  song.     MSL) 


Index    to    Kindergarten    Songs  255 

Virgin's  cradle  song.     Kies.     MSL 

(Barnby.     Cradle  song  of  the  Virgin.     RCS) 
Visit.    Reinecke.     SM 
Visiting  game.     EL. 
Visiting  game.     Hayden.     HC 
Vose.     Little  plant.     EL 

Plants  awakening.     EL 

Pop   corn.     EL 

Song  of  chestnuts.     EL 

Spring  secrets.     EL 

Voyage.     Hailmann.     HR 
Voyage.     Neidlinger.     ES2 

Wacht  am  Rhein.    See  Wilhelm.     Watch  on  the  Rhine.     FS 

(Wilhelm.     Watch  by  the  Rhine.     EPS) 
Wagner.     Pilgrims'  chorus.     TLB 
Waiting  to  grow.     EL 

(Turner.     Waiting  to   grow.     EL) 
Waits.     Sawyer.     EL 

Wake,  little  bird.     See  Gaynor.     Awakening.     SC2 
*Wake!  says  the  sunshine.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Wake  up  fairies.     Hayden.     HMCl 

Music  only 
*Wake  up,  snowdrop.     Atkinson.     GS 
*Wake  up!   wake  up!   the  morning  light.    Bingham.    BM 
*Waken  little  children.     Ashmall.     SLl 
Waking   flowers.      Hill.     SHS 
Waking  flowers.     Reissmann.     RCS 

Wakonda,  hear  us.  hear  us.     See  Song  of  the  ghost  dances.  TLB 
Walker.     All  the  little  sparrows.     WS 
Baby's  lullaby.     WS 

(Elliott.     Lullaby.     MG— SM) 

(Lullaby.     HR) 

Baker.     WS 

Ball  comes  round  to  meet  us.     WS 

(Ball  comes  to  meet  us.     PS) 
Birdies   in   the   greenwood.     WS 

(Birdie.     PS) 

(Weber.     Birdies  in  the  greenwood.     HR) 

Birthday   song.     WS 

Bucket  song.    WS 

(Hubbard.     Bucket  song.     MSG) 

Carol,  children,  carol.     WS 

Cartwheel  song.     WS) 

(Elliott.     Cartwheel.     SL2) 

Children,   can  you   truly  tell.     WS 

Children  grateful  for  meeting.     WS 

Cooper.    WS 

(Hubbard.     Cooper.     MSG) 


256  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Walker.     Eight  white  sheep.     WS 

Family.     WS 

Go  over,  come  back  here.    WS 

God  is  there.     WS 

(Hubbard.     Nature's  God  is  there.     MSG) 

Good  morning.    WS 

Good  morning,  dear  children.     WS 

Good   morning,   new   day.     WS 

■  Grasshopper  green.     WS 

Hop,  hop,  come  birdies  all.     WS 

It  came  upon  the  midnight  clear.     EL 

Jesus  bids  us  shine.    WS 

(Hubbard.    Jesus  bids  us  shine.     MSG) 
Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     WS 

(Gilchrist.     Kitty  cat.     StN) 

(Kitty  cat  and  the  mouse.     RCS) 

Little  dove,  you  are  welcome.     WS 

Little  gardens.     WS 

Little  Jack  Frost.    WS 

(Cornwell.     Little  Jack  Frost.     WS) 

(Little  Jack   Frost.     HR) 
Little  white  lily.     WS 

(Smith.     Little  white  lily.     SL2) 

(Tufts.     Little  white  lily.     CL) 

Little  woodpecker  am  I.     WS 

■  Morning  bright.     WS 

My  ball  comes  up  to  meet  me.     WS 

My  ball  lies  in  its  little  bed.    WS 

Old  Year  and  the  new.     WS 

Once  there  was  a  little  kitty.     WS 

.Our  balls  are  going  to  bye-low-land.     WS 

Our  play  is  o'er.     WS 

(Hailmann.      Our   work   is   done.      HR) 

(Hubbard.     Parting  song.     MSG) 

(Wiggin.     Good-bye  song.     KG) 
Out  in  the  meadows.     WS 

(Conrade.     Daisies  in  the  meadows.     GS) 

Over  and  back.     WS 

Pigeon  song.     WS 

(Froebel.     Pigeon  house.     MP) 

(Kohl.     Pigeon  house.    HR) 

(Pigeon  house.     PS) 

Rainbow  song.     WS 

Snail.     WS 

(Koehler.     Snail.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     Snail.     MSG) 

(Snail.     BG— PS) 

(Snail  game.     HC) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  257 

Walker.     Snow.     WS 

(Hailmann.     Oh,  see  the  snow.     HR) 
(Hubbard.     See  the  snow  is  falling  fast.     MSG) 

Song  of  the  bluebird.     EL 

Summer  song.     WS 

Thumbkin  says,  "I'll  dance."     WS 

(Hubbard.     Thumbkin  says,  "I'll  dance."     MSG) 

(Variant:     Smith.     Thumbkin  says,  "I'll  dance."     SLl) 
Tossing  game.     WS 

(Twinkle,  twinkle  Httle  star.     HR) 

(Elliott.    Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     MG— SLl— SM) 

(Gaynor.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     LL) 

(Hill.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star  .  SHS) 

(Tufts.     Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     CL^ 

(Twinkle,  twinkle  little  star.     HR) 
Two  Robin  Redbreasts.     WS 

(Tufts.     Little  Robin  Redbreast.     CL) 

(Two  Robin  Redbreasts.     HR) 

Up,  up  in  the  sky.     WS 

Weather  song.     WS 

Where  do  all  the  daisies  go?     WS 

(Conrade.     Where  they  go.     GS) 

— — Which  way  does  the  wind  blow?     WS 
Winter  jewels.     WS 

(Burdett.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN) 

(Damrosch.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN) 

(Tufts.     Winter  jewels.     CL) 
Walking  on  stilts.     Gayrhos.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Walking  on  the  green  grass.     NG 
Walking  on  the  levy.     NG 
Wallbanck.     Forget-me-not.     GS 
Waller.     Lines  written  in  early  spring.    TLB 

To  America.     TLB 

*  Wallflowers,  wallflowers.    JB 
Waltz.     Funkhouser.     FSK 

Music  only 
Waltz.     Hitte.     DM 

Music  only 
Waltz.     Weber.     HMC2 

Music  only 

Wandering  balls.     HR 

Wandering  game.     Wiggin.     KC 

Wandering  song.     Bullard.     SM 

Wandering  song.     Froebel.     SM 

Wand'ring  up  and  down  one  day.    Sec  Cobbler.     HR — LBS 

Wandering  workmen.     SL2 


258  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

War  song.     Reinhold.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Ward.    Jerusalem  above.     TLB 

*Warm  hands,  warm,   the  men  have  gone  to  plough.     CBO — LBS 
Warner.     Postman.     KC 
Warren.     April  snow.     StN 
Ironing  song.     StN 

(Smith.     Ironing  day.     SL2) 

Marjorie's  almanac.     StN 

Night  and  day.     StN 

Queen  o'  May.     StN 

Snow   flakes.     StN 

(Molloy.     Snow-flakes.     StN) 

There  was  a  little  girl.     StN 

Was  eilst  du  so?    See  Taubert.     Busy  brook.     RCS 

Washing.    Montz.    IMS 

Washing  and  ironing.     Hill.     SHS 

Washing  day.     LBS 

Washing  day.     Sloane.     HS 

Washing  day.     Smith.     SL2 

*Washing  day  has  come  again.     Brown.     EL 

Washing  the  clothes.     BFD 

^Washington,  O  Washington,  thy  name  is  ever  dear.     Atkinson. 

GS 
Washington  the  soldier  true  who  won  our  land.    See  Hubbard. 

Washington's  birthday.     MSG 
♦Wassail,  a  wassail,  a  wassail  and  we  begin.     NEBl 
Watch  by  the  Rhine.     Wilhelm.     EPS 

(Watch  on  the  Rhine.     Wilhelm.     FS) 
Watches  and  clocks.    PS 
Watches    for   good   reasons   never   have   any   sleep.    See   Watches 

and  clocks.  PS 
Watching  the  flocks.     GS 
Watchman.     Terhune.    (3C 
*Water,  water  wild  flowers.  NG 
Watercart.    Valentine.  VBD 
Watering   the   flowers.   Dugan.    EL 
Waterlilies.  Gaynor.  SC2 
Watermill.  USI 
Watermill.  Andrae.   HR 
Watersprite.     Sec  Nigarepolskan.     FDM 

Music  onlv 
Waterwheel.  PS 
Watts.  Busy  bee.  CL 

(Lesson   from  the  bee.   CM) 

Ellacombe.  TLB 

Watts.     Lesson  from  the  bee.    CM 

(Busy  bee.  CL) 
Wave  our  bonny  flag  on  high.  See  Gaynor.  Our  flag.  SCI 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  259 

Wave,  pretty  wave,  come  over  the  sea.    See  Tufts.     Wave's  gift. 

CL 
Waves.  Smith.  LCD 
Wave's  gift.    Tufts.  CL 
Waves  of  the  ocean     roll  in  with  a  roar.  See  Smith.    Waves. 

LCD 
Waves  on  the  sea-shore.    Hubbard.   MSG 
Way    down    in    the    buttercup    meadow.     See    Hubbard.    Down    in 

the  buttercup  meadow.  MSG 
Way    down    in    the    field    where   the    wheat    seeds    lie.     See    Hill. 

Story  of  the  bread.    SHS 
Way  down  upon  the  Suwanee   ribber.     See   Foster.     Old   folks  at 

home.   EFS— TLB 
We  all  agree  in  loving.  See  Marching,  no.  29.  PS 
We  all  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.     See  Going  round  the  mul- 
berry bush.  HR 

(As  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.  HC) 

(Here  we  go  round  the  mulberry  bush.   HC) 

(Little  washerwoman.     KK) 

(Mulberry  bush.   BG— CBO— FS— JB— LBS) 

We   all   have    found   a   pleasant   place.     See   Koehler.     Race.     HR 

*We  are  all  little  girlies.     JB 

*We  are  all  nodding,  nid,  nid,  nodding.     LBS 

(Variant:     And  we're  a  noddin.'  FS) 
We    are    butterflies    dipping    as    we    flit.    See    Gaynor.     Butterflies' 

hide  and   seek.   LL 
We  are  drummer  boys.     See  Funkhouser.     Drummer  boys.    FSK 
We    are    fairies    from    fairy    land.     See    Gaynor.     Dance    of    the 

rainbow   fairies.     SCI 
*We  are  happy  all  the  day.  Bingham.  BM 
We  are  joyous  today.    See  Hubbard.     Froebel's  song.     MSG 
We  are  little  busy  bees.     See  Busy  bees.       HR 
*We  are  little  soldier  men.    Smith.    SLl 
We  are  little  waiters.    See  Wiggin.    Little  waiters.  KC 
We  are  merry  children.     See  Stangenberger.     Merry  helpers.  HR 
*We  are  red  birds.     Smith.     SL2 

We  are  sewing,  sewing,  sewing.    See  Pettibone.     Sewing  song.    SCI 
We  are  soldiers  of  the  Froebel  guard.    See  Rockwell.     Marching 

song  for  Froebel's  birthday.  KC 
We  are  the   shearers   big  and   strong.    See   Gaynor.    Song  of   the 

shearer.    SCI 

We   are   the   sounding   buglars.    JB 

*We  be  soldiers  three.     Marzials.  CPP 

*We    be    three    poor    mariners.     Marzials.     CPP 

We  birds  are  a  merry  set.   See  Birds.  PS 

(Hubbard.     Hoping  and  flying  together.     MSG)  7 

*We  cats  get  up  in  the  morning.    LBS 
We  caught   a  young  squirrel.     See   Squirrel.     JB 


260  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

We  children   form  a  flowery  ring.    Sec  Elliott.     Ring.     SL2 

We   come   to   see    Miss   Jennie   Jones.     See   Miss   Jenny   Jones. 

(Variant:     Jilly  Jo.  JB) 
We  go  across  the  street.     See  Visiting  game.     EL 
We  have  a  little  blue  eye  within  the  ring.     See  Choosing  game. 

HC 
We  have  a  little  fairy.     See  Knowlton.     Little  fairy.     NS 
We  have  friends  on  land  and  sea.     See  Neidlinger.     Sheep.  ESI 
We  have  got  an  army  fit  to  march  around  the  table.     See  Table 

army.     LBS 
We  have  put  our  work  away.    See   Koehler.    Time  for  play.   HR 
We  know  a  lovely  garden.    See  Chapek.     Garden.     HS 
We  lightly  skip  on  tip  toe,  all.     See  Koehler.     Skipping.     HR — PS 
We'll  hire  a  horse  and  steal  a  gig.  See  To  push  the  business  on. 

JB 
*We'll  join  our  hands.     Hubbard.     MSG 

We'll  join  our  hands  and  in  a  circle  sing.     See  Hubbard.     Sea- 
sons.    MSG 
We'll    march    and    march    and    march    around.      See    Reinecke. 

Forming  the  ring.     WS 
We'll    march    like    soldiers    brave.     See    Hitte.      Little    soldiers. 

DM 
We'll  mix  up  some  water  and  meal  in  a  pan.     See  Knowlton. 

Feeding  chickens.     NS 
We'll  open  the  pigeon  house  again.     See  Walker.     Pigeon  song. 

WS 

(Kohl.     Pigeon  house.     HR) 

(Pigeon  house.     PS) 
We'll  play  we're  giants  tall.    See  Gaynor.  Giants.  SCI 
*We'll  stand  up  straight.     Gaynor.     SCI 
We'll  sweep.     Terhune.     CC 

We'll  turn  to  our  places.     See  Wiggin.     Ring  song,  no.  4.     KC 
We  love  this  blessed  land  of  ours.    See  Reed.    Our  land.     HS — 

TGS 
We  love  to  go  a-roaming.     See  Bullard.     Wandering  song.     SM 
We   made   a   see-saw  yesterday.     See   Neidlinger.     See-saw.     SSS 
*We   march   like   soldiers.      Gaynor.      SCI 
We  meet  again  together.     See  Afternoon  song.     KC 
We  open  now  our  pigeon  house.    See  Kohl.     Pigeon  house.  TIR 

(Froebel.      Pigeon   house.     MP) 

(Pigeon  house.     PS) 

(Walker.     Pigeon  song.     WS) 
*We  plow  the  fields.     Smith.     SL2 
*We  praise  Thee,  Lord.     Lvoff.     FS 
*We're  a  band  of  happy  children.    KC 
We're  a   band   of  merry   merry   workmen.     See  Smith.     Merry 

workers.     SL2 
We're  a-noddin'.     FS 

(Variant:     We  are  all   nodding.     LBS) 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  261 

We're  busy  making  shoes.    See  Libby.    Shoemaker.    WS 
We're    marching    round    the    valley.      See    Marching    round    the 

valley.     USI 
We're  playing  at  railway.     See  Wiseneder.     Railway.     HR 
♦We're  playing  together.     Smith.     SL2 
We  sail  toward  evening's  loving  star.     See  Parker.     Even  song. 

TC 
We  say  good  day.     KK 
We   send   a   "Merry   Christmas"   thro'    the   air.     See   Hubbard. 

Christmas  greeting.     MSG 
We  thank  the  Heav'nly  Father  for  sunshine  and  for  rain.     See 

Saville.     Song  of  thanks.     HS 
We  thank  Thee.     George.     GS 
We  thank  Thee,  dear  Father,  for  care  through  the  night.     See 

Knowlton.     Morning  prayer.     NS 

*We  thank  Thee,  Father,  for  the  love.     Sherwood.     HS 

We  thank  Thee,  loving  Father.     See  Germer.     Choral.     HMCl 

We,   the   slender   twigs   are   taking.     See   Hubbard.      Basket   of 

flowers.     MSG 
We  three  Kings  of  Orient  are.  See  Hopkins.     Three  Kings  of 

Orient.     FS 
We  throw  our  balls  up,  up  so  high.     See  Hailmann.     Tossing. 

HR 
We  twine  the  boughs  of  holly  green.     See  Christmas  wreath. 

HC 
We  two  together.     Gilchrist.    TLB 
We  walk  with  equal  paces.    See  Marching,  no.  28.  PS 
We  weave  brown  velvet  jackets.  See  Gaynor.     Cat  tails.     SC2 
*We  welcome  you,  dear  friends.     Hubbard.     MSG 
We   went    to    the    meadow   and    what    did    we    see?  See    Smith. 

Green  leafy  tree.     LCD 

We  will  blind  Jamie's  eyes.    See  Gaynor.     Guessing  game.     SCI 
We  will  fetch  you  a  pint  of  wine.     See  Roman  soldiers.     JB 
We  will  wash  our  clothes,  we'll  wash  them.     5"^^  Washing  the 

clothes.     BFD 
We  won't  go  home  till  morning.     NEB2 

Music   only 
We  won't  go  home  until  morning.     See  For  he's  a  jolly  good 

fellow.     EFS 
Wearily   at   daylight's    close.     See    Reinecke.      Evening   prayer. 

FC— HR— SLl 
Wearing  of  the  green.     EFS 
Weary  fingers.     HR 

Weary  now  the  little  fingers.     See  Weary  fingers.     HR 
Weather  song.     Hill.     SHS 

(Walker.     Weather  song.     WS) 

(Weather   song.     HR) 
Weather  vane.     BSS 


262  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Weather  vane.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hailniann.     Weathervane.     HR) 
Weather  vane.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Weather   vane.      Kohl.     SM 
Weather  vane.     Osgood.     SM 
Weather  vane.     Smith.     LCD 
Weather  vane   is  perch'd   on   high.     Sec   Kohl.     Weather  vane. 

SM 
Weather  vane  is  turning.     See  Weather  vane.     BSS 
♦Weathercock   high   on   the   tower.    PS 
Weatherly.     Christmas  bells.     EL 

Weave,  children,  weave.  See  Reinecke.     Weaving  song.     HR 
*Weave  in,  my  hardy  life.     Stucken.     TLB 
*Weave  the   homespun  and  strike   together.     KK 
Weave  the  little  basket.     See  Froebel.     Basket.     MP 

(Smith.     Flovi'er  basket.     SM) 
Weaving.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Weaving  dance.     Sec  Vafva  vadmal.     FDM 

Music  only 
Weaving  game.     HC 
Weaving  song.     WS 
Weaving  song.     Reinecke.     HR 
Webbe.     Epitaph  on  a  parish  clerk.     TLB 
Weber.     Birdies  in  the  greenw^ood.     HR 

(Birdie.     PS) 

(Walker.     Birdies  in  the  greenwood.     WS) 

Dance,    little   baby.   HR 

Darling  little  fingers.     HR 

Hunter's  song.     RCS 

On  the  sea.     HR 

Ring  song,  no.  1.     KC 

Waltz.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Wee  little  star.    See  Tours.    Star.  TC 
Wee  maiden  dear  with  eyes  of  blue.     See  Brewster.     Valentine 

song.     BSS 
*Wee  Willie  Winkie.    LBS 
"Weel  may  the  keel  row."     Sec  Highland  schottische.     FDM 

Music  only 
Weevily  wheat.     OYA 
Weidig.     Boat  song.    TC 

(Fanning.     Boat   song.     TC) 

Pilgrims.    TC 

Weisst  du,  wie  viel  Sternlein?     See  God  knows.     RCS 

(Hubbard.     Do  you   know  how   many   stars?     MSG) 
♦Welcome,  little  roljin.     Smith.     SL2 

Welcome,  little  travelers.     See  Gilchrist.     Little  travelers.     HS 
Welcome  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  263 

Welcome  swallow.    Tufts.     CL 

Welcome  the  gentle  spring.  Sec  Brewster.  Spring  song.  BSS 
Welcome  the  joyous  Christmas  day.  See  Christmas  carol.  KC 
Welcome  the  merry  time  of  spring.     See  Smith.     Welcome  to 

spring.     LCD 
Welcome   to   spring.     Smith.     LCD 
Welcome  to  the  new-born  year.     See  Rischart.     Now  welcome 

to  the   newborn  year.     HR 
Welcome   to   the  pussy   willows.     Brown.     EL 
Welcome  to  you,  mother  dear.     See  Gaynor.     Mother  day.     GS 
Welcome,  welcome!      How   do  you  do?     See   Smith.     Greeting 

song.     KC 
Welcome,    welcome    swallow.      See   Tufts.      Welcome    swallow. 

CL  . 
Wenk.     Nursery  clock.     RCS 

Wer  will  unter  die  Soldaten.    See  Kuecken.    Little  soldier.    RCS 
Were  I  a  sunbeam.     Sec  Chopin.     Spring  song.     EFS 

(Chopin.     Maiden's   wish.     FS) 
Were  I  the  sun  so  high  in  heaven  soaring.     See  Chopin.  Maid- 
en's wish.     FS 

(Chopin.    Spring  song.     EFS) 
*Wert  thou  in  the  cauld  blast.     Mendelssohn.     TLB 
Wesley.     Child's  prayer.     HR 
West  wind.     Barnby.     TC 
Who  learned  vou  to  dance,  Babity,  Babity?    See  Be  Ba  Babity. 

JB 
Whale.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Wharton.     When  all  the  world  is  young.     FS 
What  a   bird  taught.     Hubbard.     MSG 
What  a  little  thing  am  L     See  Reinecke.     Mamma  and  the  baby. 

FC 
What  a  plague  is  love.    See  Marzials.     Phillida  flouts  me.     CPP 
What  a  pretty  black-bird.     See  Black-bird  song.     BSS 
What  are  little  boys  made  of?  See  Natural  history.     CBO 
What  are  you  saying?    See  Root.     Child  and  the  tree.  SV 
What  becomes  of  all  the  babies?     Sec  Hill.     Stages  of  life.     SHS 
What  can  you  do?     Cole.    TC 
What  child  is  this?     See  Christmas  carol.     RCS 
What  do  birdies  dream?     Hubbard.     MSG 

What  do  I  see  in  baby's  eyes?  See  Gilchrist.  Good  night.  StN 
What  do  you  ever  suppose,  Mamma?     See  Meissner.     Smelling. 

ASC 
What   do   you    sa}^   to    the    snow    to-day?     See   Warren.     April 

snow.     StN 
What  do  you  think  came  down  last  night?     See  Dayre.     Snow. 

EL 
What  do  you  think  mother  saw  on  the  hill?     See  Smith.     Go- 
ing to  sleep.     LCD 


264  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

What  does  it  mean  when  tlic  bhie  bird  flies?  Sec  Bacon.     Signs 

of  the  seasons.     EL 
*\Vhat  does  little  birdie  say?    Tennyson.  ^  SM 

(Tennyson.     Baby's  waking  song.     SHS) 

(Tennyson.     Cradle   song.     EL) 

(Tufts.     Little  birdie.     CL) 
What  docs  the  baker  make,  we  say?     .S\-i'  Walker.     Laker.     VVb 
What    does    the    moon    say    tonight?      See    Sheehan.      Mothers 

lullaby.     OSM 
What  does  the  rumbling  thunder  say?     See  Neidhnger.    ihund- 

er.     ESI  rr,     ,  CI 

What   fun    it   is   to   be   just  a   tiny   girl.     6ce   Terhune.      bedan 

chair.      CC 
What  fun,  what  jolly  fun.     See  Gaynor.     Coastmg.     SL2 
What  have  we  here?     See  Hubbard.     Garden  gate.     MSG 
"What  have  you  got  for  dinner,  Mrs.  Bond?"     See  Mrs.   Bond. 

CBO 
What  I  have.     Fischer.     HR  ,  <-     • 

What  is  it  fills   our  hearts  with   cheer?     See   Sheehan.     bprmg 

is  here.    OSM 
What  is  so  rare  as  a  day  in  June?     See  Schnecker.     June.     1  Li. 
What  is   this?    This  is  a  gate.    See   Froebel.    Barnyard  gate.   MP 

(Hubbard.      Barnyard.      MSG) 
^''What  must  be  must.     LBS 
What   plant  we   in   this  apple   tree?     See   Roeske.      Plantmg  of 

the  apple  tree.     HS 
What   Robin  told.     Knowlton.     NS 

(Johnson.     What  Robin  told.     BSS) 
What's  this  dull  town  to  me?     See  Robin  Adair.     EPS 
What  says  the  book?     See  Damrosch.     hi  the  wood.     StN 
What   shall  little   children   bring  on   Christmas   day?     See   Bat- 

chellor.     Blessed  day.     WS 
What  shall  we  do  the  long  winter  thro'?     See  Cornwall.     Ferns. 

EL 
What  shall  we  do  when  we  go  out?     See  Holiday.     LBS 
What  song  does  the  cricket  sing?     See  Love  and  mirth.     RCS 
What    song   shall   we    sing   upon    Christmas?      See    Hill.      First 

Christmas   song.     HS 
What  sweet  tunes  can  babies  play?     See  Smith.     Fmgcr-piano. 

SLl 
What  the   I)ells   say.     Cole.     CM 

What  the  little  things  said.     Sawyer.     WS  ^ 

What    twitt'ring    in    the    sparrows'    nest.      See    Berry.      Sparrows 

nest.     KC  ^   .       , 

What,    what    shall    Santa    Claus    bring    Helen?      See    Remecke. 
I  Santa   Claus.     SL2 

*What's  this?     Hul>bard.     MSG 

(Froel)el.      Finger   play.      KC) 
(Froebel.     This  little  thumb.     MP) 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  265 

Whatever  the  mother  fosters.     See  Froebel.     Conclusion.     MP 

Wheatley.     Song  of  the  blue-bird.     EL 

Wheel.     Wiebe.     KC 

Wheel  song.     Cushnian.     EL 

Wheelbarrow.     PS 

Wheelbarrow.     Hubbard.     MSG 

*  Wheelbarrow,    wheelbarrow,    where    shall    we    go.      HR 

Wheelwright.     Smith.     SM 

Wheelwright.     Froebel.     MP 

(Hubbard.     Wheelwright.     MSG) 
*When   a   child   goes   marching   out.      LBS 
When    all    the    ground    with    snow    is    white.      Sec    Knowlton. 

Snow  bird.     NS 
*When  all  the  world  is  young.    Wharton.     FS 
*When  Bertie  goes  to  the  ball.     JB 

When  children  lay  them  down  to  sleep.     See  Schumann.     Guar- 
dian angels.     FS 
*When  Christ  was  born.     Brown.     FS 
When  do  birds  with  weary  wing.     See  Smith.     Friendly  dark. 

LCD 
When  early  morning's.     See  Mowers.     KC 
When  first  I  saw  sweet   Peggy.     See  Low-backed  car.     EFS — 

FS 
When  for  my  native  land  T   sigh.     Sec  Tyrolese  and  his  child. 

EFS 
When   good    King   Arthur    ruled   this   land.     See    King   Arthur. 

CBO 

(Gaynor.     King  Arthur.     LL) 

(Reinecke.      Good    King   Arthur.      FC) 
When  I  am  tucked  within  my  bed.    Sec  Gaynor.  Wishing.  LL 
When  I  go  to  sleep  at  night.     See  Knowlton.     God  loves  his  little 

children.    NS 
*When  I  grow  to  be  a  man.    Neidlinger.  SSS 
When  I'm  softly  sleeping.     Sec  Smith,  Sunshine  song.  SLl 
When  I  run  about  all  day.    See  Stanley.     Night  and  day.     StN 

(Warren.      Night   and   day.     StN) 

(Wiggin.      Night   and   day.     KC) 
When  I   see  my  biddy   hen.     Sec  Sherwood.     Baby's   calendar. 

HS 
When    I    survey    the    world    around.      See    Marzials.      Leather 

bottel.     CPP 
When  I  was  a  farmer.     Sec  Gaynor.     'Twas  this  way  and  that 

way.     LL 

For  variants  see  When  I  was  a  lady. 
*When  I  was  a  lady,  a  lady,  a  lady.     LBS 

(Variant:     Gaynor.     'Twas  this  way  and  that  way.     LL) 

(Variant:      When   I   was   a   shoemaker.      NG) 

(Variant:     When  I  was  a  schoolgirl.     NEBl) 

(Variant:     When   I  wore  flounces.     JB) 


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*VVhen   I   was  a  school  girl.     NEBl 
For  variants  see  When  I  was  a  lady. 

*When   I   was  shepherd.     FS 

*When  I  was  a  shoemaker.     NG 

For  variants  sec  When  I  was  a  lady. 

When  I  was  sick  and  lay  abed.    See  Stevenson.     Land  of  coun- 
terpane.    LBS — SS 
For  composers  sec  Stevenson.    Land  of  counterpane. 

When  I  wore  flounces.     JB 

For  variants  see     When  1  was  a  lady. 

When  it  dusky  grows.    See  Gaynor.    Sandman.  LL 

When  it  is  winter  time.    Sec  Merry  chimes.    KK 

When  Jesus  came.     Martin.     MSL 

*When  little  birdie  bye-bye  goes.     See  Elliott.     Lullaby.     MG— 
SM 

(Lullaby.     HR) 
(Walker.     Baby's  lullaby.     WS)  t  •    ,     u-  j- 

When  little  birdie  goes  to  sleep.    See  Neidlmger.     Little  birdie. 

sss 

*When  love  is  kind.     EFS 

When   'tis   bright   and   pleasant   weather.     See   Rust.      Pleasant 

weather.     EL 
When    little    Bo-Peep   had    lost    her    sheep.   See     Knowlton.    Little 

Bo-Peep.     NS  ^       ..  „  ttt 

When  little  Maizey  came  to  town,     ^ce  Vose.     Pop  corn.     t.L. 
When  mama  does  the  pigeons  call.     See  Feeding  the  pigeons. 

PS 
When    Mr.    Toadie    wants    a    coat.       See    Grove.      Mr.    Toadie's 

coat.     HS  r-       c  r     u 

When   morning   comes   the    stars   will   fade.     See   Story    of    the 

day.     SHS  ^     .  ^      ^^.   ^ 

When  mother  Pussy  mewed  "Come  here!"     See  Smith.     Mind- 
ing the  mother.     LCD 

When  mother  was  ill.     Reinecke.     EC  ,     ^     ,   • 

When  o'er  earth   is  breaking.     See  Hubbard.     Nature  s   God  is 
there.     MSG 

(Walker.      God    is   there.      WS) 
When  our  cold  hopes  show  buds  again.     See  Herat.     My  Nor- 
mandy.    FS 
When  summer  floods  the  earth  with  light.     See  Martin.     Sum- 
mer.    MSL  . 
When  Sun  the  Painter  goes  to  work.     See  Neidlinger.     ES2 
When  the  bell  within  our  tower.     See  Smith.     Tower.     SLl 
When  the  bloom  is  on  the  rye.     See  Bishop.     My  pretty  Jane. 

EFS 
*When    the    bright    God    of    day    drove    to    westward    his    ray. 
Marzials.     CPP 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  267 

When  the  bright  lamp  is  carried  in.    See  Stevenson.     Northwest 

passage-good  night.     SF 

(Ramsay.     Northwest  passage — goodnight.     SF) 
When  the  children  are  safe.    See  Rieff.     Christmas  tree  march, 

KC 
*When   the  earth  wakes  up   in  gladness.     Fesca.     SLl 
When    the    frosty    fall    approaches.     See    Beethoven.     Autumn 

song.     HR 
When  the  fuzzy  pussy  willows.    See  Gaynor.     Spring  song.  SCI 

When  the  golden  sun  has  set.    See  Zelter.   Story  of   night.    SHS 
When  the  light  of  day  is   fading.     See  Mueller.     Lamplighter, 

SHS 
*When  the   little   children   sleep.     Reinecke,     FC — KC 
*When  the  morning  sun  so  bright.  HR 
When  the  night  comes  on.     Cole.     CM 

When  the  night  is  gently  falling.     See  Kies.     Rest  song.     MSL 
When  the  rain  has  come  down.     See  Atkinson.   Rainbow.  GS 
When  the  regiment  comes  marching  by.     Gaynor.     LL 
*When  the  snow  is  on  the  ground.     Elliott.     MG — SLl 
When  the  spring  is  seen.     See  Sounds  of  spring.     FS 
When  the  spring-time  comes  and  the  world  is  gay.     See     Smith. 

Play  in  all  seasons.     LCD 
When  the  summer  comes  each  year.     See  Kreutzer.     Summer 

song.     SHS 
When  the  summer  days  had  passed.     See  Neidlinger.     Lost  rose 

seed.     ESI 
When  the  sun  says  "Wake"  to  buds.     See  Sheehan.     At  Easter- 
tide.    OSM 
When  the  wind  blows  cold.    See  Martin.    Winter.     MSL 

When  the  yellow  sunbeams  come.     See  Smith.     Good  weather. 

LCD 
When    to   flow'rs    so    beautiful    the    Father    gave   a    name.     See 

Hubbard.     Forget-me-not.     MSG 

(Conrade.     Forget-me-not.     GS) 
When   Tommy    Snooks    and    Bessie    Brooks    were    walking    out 

together.    See  Smeltzer.     Tommy  Snooks  and   Bessie  Brooks, 

SZ 
When  we  are  all  quiet.     See  Hurd.     Ring  song.     PTS 
When   we    wake   up    we    say.     See   Gaynor.      Language    lesson. 

SC2 
When  we  would   talk  about  things  to  our  friends.     See   Neid- 
linger.    Mr.  Period  and  his  friends.     ES2 

*When  we're  playing  together.     WS 
(Guessing  game,  no.  32.     PS) 
(Hubbard.    Seeing.  MSG) 
(Wiggin.    Guessing  game.    KC)  "_  "    •' 


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When  you're   told   to   do  a   thing.     See  Be   thorough.     HR 

*When  you  send  a  valentine.     Hill.     HS 

Whence  comes  this  rush  of  wings  afar.  See  Quercy.     Carol  of 

the    birds.      TLB 
♦Whenever  a  little  child  is  born.     Allen.     StN 

(Stanley.     Whenever  a  little  child  is  born.     StN) 
Whene'er    a    snowflake    leaves    the    sky.      See    Molloy.      Snov^'- 

fiakes.     StN 

(Fisher.     Snowflakes.     StN) 

(Warren.      Snowflakes.      StN) 
Whenever  the  moon  and  stars  are  set.     See  Stevenson.     Windy 

nights.     CGV— SF— SSS 

For  composers  sec  Stevenson.     Windy  nights. 
Whenever    the    sun    comes    out.      Sec    Neidlinger.     Shadows.    ES2 
Where  are  the  merry  merry  little  men?     See  Roeske.     Merry 

little  men.     PFP 
Where  are  you  going,  Billy  Boy?     See  Billy  Boy.     OYA 
Where  are  you  going,  lonely  little  sparrow?     See  Swallow.     FS 
"Where  are   you  going  to,   my  pretty  maid?"     See   My   pretty 

maid.     CBO— LBS 
Where  are  you,  my  baby?    See  Haydn.    Hide  and  seek.    SM 
Where  are  you  three  foxes  going?     See  London  bridge.     NEBl 
Where  did  you  come   from,  pretty  ball.     See  Gaynor.     Baby's 

toys.     SCI 
*  Where  do  all  the  daisies  go?     Walker.     WS 

(Conrade.     Where   they   go.     GS) 
Where  do  you  come  from,  you  little  drops  of  rain?     See  Tufts. 

Little  rain  drops.     CL 
Where    do   you   think    Wooley    Foster   can    be?     See   Smeltzer. 

Wooley  Foster  and  Daflfy  Down  Dilly.     SZ 
Where  go  the  boats?     Stevenson.     CBV— LBS— SF— SS 

For  composers  see    Stevenson.     Where  go  the  boats. 
Where  has  the  summer  gone?     See  Conrade.     Lost,   the  sum- 
mer.   GS 
Where  ha'  ye  been  a'  the  day?     See  Bonnie  laddie,   Highland 

laddie.     FS 
Where  is  little  Boy  Blue?     Sec  Dugan.     Little  Boy  Blue.     WS 

(Cornwell.     Little  Boy  Blue.     EL) 
Where  is  Marguerita?     See  Marguerite.     JB 
Where  is  my  little  dog  gone?     OYA 

Where  loud  the  mill-wheel  roareth.     See  Glueck.     Mill.     FS 
Where    'mid    the    barley    blue    flow'rs    are    found.     See    Reinecke. 

Barley-Brownie.     FC 
Where,   oh,   where   do   the   birdies   go?     See   Cole.     When   the 

light  comes  on.     CM 
Where,  oh,  where  is  little  Boy   Blue?     See  Cornwell.     Little   Boy 

Blue.    EL 

(Dugan.     Little  Boy  Blue.     WS) 


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Where,  O,  where  is  my  little  dog  gone?     See  O  where  is  my 

little  dog  gone?     OYA 
Where's    the    milk    for    baby's    supper?      See    Smith.      Milk    for 

supper.     LCD 
Where    shall    we    walk    on    our    way   home    from    school?      See 

Funkhouser.     Sidewalk  song.     FSK 
Where,  tell  me  where  is  your  Highland  laddie  gone?     See  Blue 

bells  of  Scotland.     FS 
Where  the  birdies  grow.     Cole.     CM 

W^here    the    mountain    and    the    valley    meet.      See    Hares.      LBS 
Where   the   wild    rose    spreads    its    bowers.      See    Kohl.      Bird's 

nest.     SM 
Where  they  go.     Conrade.     GS 

(Walker.     Where   do  all  the   daisies   go?     WS) 
Where  they  grow.     Cole.     CM 

(Where  they  grow.     BSS) 
Whether  fair,  whether  foul.     See  Allen.     Clouds  and  sunshine. 

StN 

*Which  way  does  the  wind  blow?     Walker      WS 

While  shepherds  watched  their  flocks  by  night.     Sawyer.     EL 

*While  stars  of  Christmas  shine.     Hill.     HS 

While   the    spring   is   still   concealing.     See   Gaynor.      Valentine 

day,  no.  2.     GS 
While  we  are  singing  this  morning  song.    See  Neidlinger.    Voy- 
age.    ES2 
While   we're   playing  together.     See   Wiggin.      Guessing   game 

KC 

(Guessing  game,  no.  Z2.     PS) 

(Hubbard.     Seeing.     MSG) 

(When  we're  playing  together.     WS) 
While  we  sing.     Hubbard.     MSG 
While    we    sing    the    ball    will    wander.      See    Kohl.      Ball    will 

wander.     HR 
While  you  sleep.     Hadley.     TLB 
Whip-poor-will.    GilchHst.  TLB 
Whirl  about.     Smith.     LCD 
Whirr!   whirr!    whirr!    goes    the    spinning   wheel.      See    Gaynor. 

Spinning  the  yarn.     SCI 
White  butterflies,  bright  butterflies  frolic  and  drift.     See  Smith. 

Butterfly  dance.     LCD 
White  lambkins.    HR 

(Moon  and  the  stars.     PS) 

(Reinecke.     Who  has  the  whitest  lambkins?     FC — KC) 
*White   sand  and   grey  sand.   FS — RCS 
Whiting.     Blow,  blow  thou  winter  wind.     TLB 
Whitman.     O  captain!   My  captain!     TLB 

.We  two  together.     TLB 

Weave  in,  my  hardy  life.     TLB 


270  h^DEX   TO   Kindergarten   Songs 

Whittier.     Barefoot  boy.     TLB 

Blue  bird.     MSG— WS 

Prayers  of  love.     TLB 

Teacher's  hymn,  II   KC 

(Bacon.     Mother's   hymn.     EL) 

(Hailmann.     Teacher's  hymn.     HR) 

(Osgood.     Mother's  hymn.     EL) 
Thanksgiving   day.     See   Over    the    river   and    through    the 

woods. 
Worship.     TC 

Whittier.     Gaynor.     OS 

*Whittington  for  ever.     Elliott.     MG 

Who  can  this  little  maiden  be?     See  Knowlton.    February.  NS 

Who  comes  along  the  upland  ways?     See  Johns.     Easter  song. 

TLB 
Who  comes  here?     See  Punchinello.     HC 
*Who  has  the  finest  lambkins?     See  Moon  and  the  stars.     PS 

(Reinecke.     Who  has  the  whitest  lambkins?     FC — KC) 

(White  lambkins.     HR) 
*Who  has  the  whitest  lambkins?     FC — KC 

(Moon  and  the  stars.     PS) 

(White  lambkins.     HR) 
Who  is  at  the  meadow  bars?     See  Gaynor.     Milking  time.     SC2 
Who  is  coming?    See  Smeltzer.    Jack  and  Jill.  SZ 
Who  is  hiding  in  the  wood?     See  Riley.     Pussy  Willow.     LL 
*Who  is  Silvia?     TLB 

Who  is  so  merry,  so  merry,  heigh-ho!     See  Reinecke.     Fairy.     FC 
*Who  is  this  so  late  doth  come?    JB 
Who  killed  Cock  Robin?     See  Elliott.     Death  and  burial  of  Cock 

Robin.     MG 
*Who  liveth  so  merry  in  all  this  land?     Marzials.     CPP 
Who'll  be  the  binder?     NG 

Who'll  buv  caller  herrin'?     See  Caller  herrin'.     FS 
Who  made  the  first  flag?     Betty  Ross,  Betty  Ross.    See  Atkinson. 

First  Flag.     GS 
*Who's  coming  over  there.     LBS 

Who's  the  friendly  little  chap.    See  Smith.     Polite.     LCD 
*Who  taught  the  bird?     Schlager.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Who  taught  the  little  bird?     MSG) 

Who  will  buy  my  top?     See  Toyman.     HS 

Who  will  come  with  me,  the  jolly  rover.    See  Jolly  rover.     LBS 
*Who  will  o'er  the  down  so  free.     Pearsall.     FS 
Who  will  take  a  walk  with  me?    See  Hill.    Toyman's  shop.     HS 
Who  would  not  be  glad?    Gaynor.    LL 

Who  wouldn't  be  a  bounding  ball?    See  Gaynor.     Ball.     SC2 
Who  wouldn't  be   a   soldier   when   the  band  begins   to   play?     See 
Gaynor.    When  the  regiment  goes  marching  by.    LL 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  271 

Whoever  stole  my  big  black  dog.    See  My  big  black  dog.    OYA 
Whom  shall  I  choose  for  the  beautiful  band?     See  Gaynor.     Game 
of  the  beautiful  band.     LL 

Why  are  red  roses  red?     See  Parker.     Rose  song.     TC 
*Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring?     Field.     BM— SV 

(Bingham.     Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring?     BM) 

(Root.     Christmas   song.     SV) 
Why  do  you  come  to  my  apple  tree?     See  Hubbard.     What  a  bird 

taught.     MSG 
Why  do  you  scratch  me?     See  Dog  and  cat.     RCS 
Why  does    the    charcoal    burner    stay?      See    Bullard.      Charcoal 

burner.     SM 
Why  Mr.  Gobbler  changed  his  tune.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Why,  moon,  it  strikes  me  you're  looking  quite  thin.     See  Conrade. 

Moon.     GS 
*Widdy-widdy-wurky  I  call  my  fat  turkey.    LBS 

(Hausegesinde.     BB) 

(Wide-wide-wenne.     RCS) 

Wide  o'er  the  world.     See  Knowlton.     November.     NS 
*Wide-wide-wenne.     RCS 

(Widdy-widdy-wurky.     LBS) 

(Hausegesinde.     BB) 

Wide,  wide  world.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Wie  ist  es  kalt  geworden.    See  Reinecke.    Longing  for  spring.  RCS 

Wiebe.     Ranged  in  rows.     KC 

Two  birds.     KC 

Wheel.     KC 

Wiegenlied.     See  Brahms.     Cradle  song.     FS 

Wiesen   Bluemchen   hab'   ich  gern.     Sec   Taubert.     Meadow   daisy. 

RCS 
*Wigamv,  wigamy,  waterhen.     NEBl 
W^iggin.'  Ball  lullaby.    KC 
Ball  play.     KC 

(Wiggin.     Ball  song.     KC) 

Bird  game.     KC 

Building  song.     KC 

Car  driver.     KC 

Christmas  carol.     KC 

Christmas  hymn.     KC 

Christmas  waltz-song.     KC 

Clock  game.     KC 

Closing  song.     KC 

Everyday  politeness.     KC 

Guessing  game.     KC 

(Guessing  game.  No.  2)2.     PS) 

(Hubbard.      Seeing.      MSG) 

(When   we're  playing  together.     WS) 


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Wiggin.     Family  finger  play.     KC 

Fish-seller.     KC 

Fishes.     KC 

Flight  of  the  birds.    KC 

Flower  game.    KC 

Fruit   market.     KC 

God  is  ever  good.     KC 

Good-bye  song.    KC 

(Hailmann.     Our  work  is  done.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     Parting  song.     AISG) 

(Walker.     Our  play  is  o'er.     WS) 

Good  morning.     KC 

Imitation  game.     KC 

(Little  master  of  gymnastics.     PS) 

(Smith.     Choosing  the  game.     SLl) 

Just  like  this.     KC 

Keeping  time.     KC 

Kindergartner's  funeral  hymn.     KC 

Kindergartner's  morning  greeting.     KC 

Kindergartner's  song.     KC 

Little  doves.    KC 

Little  waiters.     KC 

Merry  Christmas  has  come.     KC 

Morning  greeting.     KC 

Morning  hymn.     KC 

Morning  prayer.     KC 

Night  and  day.     KC 

Ring  song.     KC 

Second  gift  song.     KC 

Seeing  game.     KC 

Slumber  song.     KC 

(Tufts.     Now  the  sun  is  sinking.    CL) 

Slumber  song  of  the  birdlings.     KC 

Smelling.     KC 

(Hubbard.     Smelling.     MSG) 

(Smith.    Smelling.     SL2 

Spider  and  the  flies.     KC 

Spring  birds.     KC 

Spring's  call  to  the  flowers.     KC 

Tasting.     KC 

(Hubbard.     Tasting.     MSG) 
Touching.     KC 

(Hubbard.     Touching.     MSG) 
Trade  game,  I.     KC 

(Workingman.     HR) 

Trade  game.  II.     KC 

Village  dance.     KC 

Wandering  game.     KC 


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Wiggin.     Window.     KC 

(Froebel.     Little  window.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     Oh.  see  the  light.     MSG) 
Wild  boar.     Froebel.     MP 
Wild  hor.seman.     Schumann.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Wild  rose.     Sec  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein.     BSS — FS — RCS 

For  composers  see  Goethe.     Heiden-Roeslein 
Wild  wind.     Fisher.     StN 
Wilhelm.    Watch  on  the  Rhine.    EFS — FS 
Will  o'  the  wisp.     Behr.     HMC2 

Music  only 
Will  winter  never  be   over?     Sec   Marston     February.     EL 
Will  you  attend  to  my  saga  old?     See  Ormen  lange.     KK 
Will  you  buy   my  sweet  lavender?     Sec  Maitland.     Lavender  cry. 

NEBl 
Will  you  hear  a  Spanish  lady?    Sec  Marzials.    Spanish  lady.     CPP 
Will  you  surrender?     See  King  of  the  Barbarbees.     JB 
W'ill  you  walk  into  my  parlour?     Sec  Elliott.     Spider  and  the  fly. 

NG 
Willcox.     Christine's  Christmas  carol.     EL 
Williams.     Trust.     TLB 

Willie,  Willie,  come  to  me.    See  Hailmann.     Giving  the  balls.     HR 
Willow,   willow.     Marzials.     CPP 
Wills.     Autumn  fires.     EL 

(Ramsey.     Autumn  fires.     SF) 

How  the  wind  blows.    EL 

Rock-a-baby.     EL 

(Parry.     Rock-a-baby.     TC) 

(Seeboeck.     Rock-a-babv.     TC) 
Wilm.    Mazurka.    HMC2 

Music  only. 
Winchester.     Train.     EL 
Wind.     Allen.     EL 
Wind.     Cornwall.     EL 

(Bertini.     I  am  the  wind.     HR) 

(Hubbard.     I  am  the  wind.     HSG) 

(Sawyer.     Wind.     EL) 
Wind.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Wind.     Sawyer.     EL 

(Bertini.     I   am  the   wind.     HR) 

(Cornwell.     Wind.     EL) 

(Hubbard.     I   am  the  wind.     MSG) 
Wind.     Stevenson.     CGV— EL— LBS— SF— SLl— SM— SS 

For  composers  sec  Stevenson.     Wind 
Wind  and  sea.     Cauffman.     TLB 
Wind  and  the  leaves.     Dugan.     EL 
Wind  blew  low,  the  wind  blew  high.    See  Smith.    Busy  wind.  LCD 


274  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Wind  blows  high.    JB 

Wind  blows  high,  the  wind  blows  low.    See  Wills.     How  the  wind 

blows.     EL 
*Wind  blows  sweetly.     Tufts.     CL 

Wind  blows,  the  sun  shines.     Sec  Knowlton.     It  is  spring.     NS 
Wind  came   forth  one  autumn   morn.     See   Burnett.     Song  of  the 

wind.    HS 
Wind  came  howling  at  our  door.    See  Fisher.     Wild  wind.     StN 
*Wind,  gentle  evergreen.    Hayes.    TLB 
Wind  must  blow  to  turn  the  mill.     Sec  Heerwart.     Windmill.     KC 

(Seidell.     Windmill.     HR) 
Wind  one  gusty  morning.     See  Smith.     Merry  wind.     LCD 
Wind  song.     Hill.     SHS 
Wind  song.     Root.      SV 
Wind  song.     Stevenson. 

See    Stevenson.      Wind.      CGV— EL— LBS— SF— SM— SLl— 

SS 
*WindfIower.     Roeske.     HS 
Winding  the  clock.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Windmill.  PS— WS 

(Stangenberger.     Windmill.     HR) 
Windmill.     Atkinson.     GS 
Windmill.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Windmill.     Heerwart.      KC 

(Seidell.     Windmill.     HR) 
Windmill.     Jensen.     HMCl 

Music  only 
Windmill.     Jensen.     SLl — SM 
Windmill.     Nelham.     RCS 
Windmill.     Seidell.     HR 

(Heerwart.     Windmill.     KC) 
Windmill.     Stangenberger.     HR 

(Windmill.     PS— WS) 
Windmill  holds  its  arms  so  high.    See  Atkinson.     Windmill.     GS 
Windmill     is  whirling  away  up  so  high.     See  Gaynor.     Windmill. 

SCI 
Windmill's  fans  around  they  go.     See  Jensen.     W'indmill.     SLl — 

SM 
Window.     Froebel.     MP 
Window.     Smith.     SM 
Window.     Wiggin.     KC 

(Froebel.     Little   window.     MP) 

(Hubbard.     Oh,  see  the  light.     MSG) 
Winds.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Winds  are  playing  on   the   branches.     See   Kjerulf.     Spring  song. 

SLl 
Windy  day.       Neidlinger.     .SSS 
Windy  nights.     Stevenson.     CGV — SF — SS 

For  composers  see  Stevenson.     Windy  nights 


Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs  275 

Winged  singers  ever  keep  two  and  two  together.    See  Lonely  bird. 
PS 

Winslow.       Cradle  nest.     HS 

Going  to  market.     HS 

Winter.     HS 

Winter.     PS 

Winter.     Haydn.     HR 

(Hubbard.     Old   winter.     MSG) 

Winter.     Martin.     MSL 

Winter  ade !  Scheiden  thut  Weh.    See  Winter,  good-bye.     RCS 

Winter  and    summer.     Allen.      StN 

Winter  day !  frosty  day !  God  a  cloak  on  all  doth  lay.     See  Bacon. 
Winter  hymn.     EL 

Winter  days  will  soon  be  gone.     See  Hecker.     Spring  song.     GS 

Winter  fore-thought.     SHS 

*Winter,  good-bye,  parting  is  nigh.     RCS 

Winter  has  come  and  the   songsters  are  gone.     See   Winter's   ad- 
vent.    PS 

Winter  hymn.     Bacon.     EL 

Winter  ist  kommen.     Sec  Cold  winter  is  round  us.     RCS 

Winter  is  over.     Sec  Sawyer.     Greeting  to  spring.     EL 

Winter  jewels.     Tufts.     CL 

(Burdett.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN) 
(Damrosch.     Million  little  diamonds.     StN) 
(Walker.     Winter  jewels.     WS) 

Winter  rose.     See  Hubbard.     Rose  bush.     MSG 

Winter  song.     Schubert.     WS 

Winter  sports.     Seeboeck.     HMC2 
Music  only 

Winter  winds  are  blowing.     See  Reinecke.     Christmas  at  the  door. 
FC— SLl— HR 

Winter's  advent.     PS 

*Wise  old  owl.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Wiseneder.     Railway.     HR 

Wishing.     Gaynor.     LL 

With  a  baa!  baa!  here,  a  baa!  baa!  there.    See  Jacobs.     Barnyard 
song.    HS 

With  a  hey-ding-ding.    JB 

With  even  step.     KK 

*With  footsteps  firm.     Kuecken.     SLl 

With  his  bow  and  arrow.    See  Weber.     Hunter's  song.     RCS 

*With  my  flocks.     EPS 

With  shoulders  back,  and  heads  up  straight.    See  Reinecke.  March- 
ing song.     KC 

With  songs  and  honors  sounding  loud.     See  Ellacombe.     TLB 

With  sudsy  water  in  the  tub.     See  Sloane.     Washing  day.     HS 

With  the  dawn  awaking.     See  Tufts.     Morning  song.     CL 

With  enticing  glances.     See  Castilian  bolero.     EPS 


276  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

With  whistle  and  shout.    Sec  Smith.    Autumn  wind.    LCD 
With  Whoo-whoo !   VVhoo-whoo!     Sec  Smith.     Train.     LCD 
With  wisps  of  hay  made  snug  and  round.    See  Gaynor.    Continued 

story.     LL 
Within  a  mile  of  Edinboro'  town.     EPS 

Within  these  walls  is  love  abounding.     See  Marching,  No.  27.     PS 
Wolf.     Song  of  summer  and  winter.     SHS 
Wolf.     Froebel.     MP 
Wolf  and   the  lamb.     JB 
♦Wollt  Ihr  wissen  wie  der  Bauer.    See  Shall  I  show  you  how  the 

farmer?     RCS 
Wonderful  bag.    Reed.    TGS 
Wonderful  shell,   you    sing   like   a  bell.     Sec   Meissner.      Hearing. 

ASC 
Wonderful  tree.     Schilling.     WS 
Won't  you  take  me  to  your  party?  USI 
Woodland   lullaby.     Dietrich.     TC 
Woodman.     Smith.     SL2 

Woodman  to  the  forest  goes.     See  Smith.     Woodman.     SL2 
Woodpecker.       Gaynor.     SC2 

Woods  are  still  sleeping.    See  Smith.     Sap  has  begun  to  flow.     SL2 
Wooley  Foster,  and  Daffy  Down   Dilly.     Smeltzer.     SZ 
Wooly    sheep,    please    tell    us    why.      See    Hill.      Children    and    the 

sheep.     SHS 

(Cole_.     Sheep.     CM) 

(Marie  Antoinette.     Children  and  the  sheep.     HR) 
Wordsworth.     Lines  written  in  early  spring.     TLB 
Work.     Song  of  Washington.     HS 
Work  of  the  week.     Gaynor.     GS 

Work  while  you  work.    See  Tufts.     One  thing  at  a  time.     CL 
Workingman.     HR 

(Wiggin.     Trade  game,  L       KC) 
World.  _  Roeske.     EL 

World  is  filled  with  gladness.     See  Sawyer.  Easter  carol.     EL 
World  is  so  full  of  a  number  of  things.     Sec  Stevenson.     Happy 

thought.     CGV 

(Fisher.     Happy  thought.     CGV) 

(Adaptation:     Cole.     Beautiful  world.     CM) 
World  is  so  full  of  beautiful  things.  See  Cole.  Beautiful  world.  CM 

(Adapted  from  Stevenson.     Happy  thought.     CGV) 
World  wonders.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Worship.     Stanford.     TC 
Worship  the  King  all  glorious  above.     Sec  Haydn.     O   come,   let 

us  worship.      TLB 
Worsted  ball.     Elliott.     SL2 
Would  vou  know  how  docs  the  farmer?     See  Hubbard.     Farmer. 

MS'G 
Would  you  know  the  baby's  skies?    See  Marzo.    Baby's  skies.  StN 


Index   to   Kixdergarten    Songs  277 

♦Wouldn't  you  like  to  go?  Frazer.  BSS 
Wren  and  the  hen.     Bartlett.     StN 

(MoUoy.  Wren  and  the  hen.  StN) 
Wynken  and  Blvnken  and  Nod  one  night.     See  DeKoven.     Dutch 

lullaby.     FSC 

Xmas  day  in  the  morning.     CBO 

♦Yankee  Doodle's  come  to  town.     LBS — OYA 

Ye  holy  angels  bright.    See  Barnby.     St.  Gregory.    TLB 

Ye  lads  and  lassies  all  arise  and  speed.     See   Smith.     May  song. 

TLB 
Ye  people,  rend  your  hearts,  rend  your  hearts.     See  Mendelssohn. 

If  with  all  your  hearts.     TLB 
Ye  shepherds  arise.     See  Reinecke.     Christmas  song.     PC 
Ye  sons  of  France  awake  to  glory.     See  De  L'Isle.     Marseillaise. 

EFS— FS 
Year's  color  song.     Neidlinger.     ESI 

Yellow  canary  is  trying  his  wings.     See   Smith.     Canary.     LCD 
Yeo  ho !  Our  boat  is  riding.    See  Guglielmo.    Rowing.    FS 
Yes  come !  dear,  dear  Christmas.     Hill.     HS 

Yes,  here  I  am  and  how  do  you  do?    See  Cole.    Month  of  May.  CM 
Yester  night  as  I  did  stray.    See  Hunter  and  hare.     RCS 
Yonder  stands  a  charming  creature.    See  Twenty  eighteeen.    NEBl 
You  all  remember  the  fairy  times.     See  Neidlinger.     Fairies.     ES2 
You  are  bright  and  pretty,  too.    See  Hailmann.     You  love  me  and 

I  love  you.     HR 
You  are  not  my  partner.     KK 

You  buttercups    yellow.     See   Gaynor.     Buttercups.      SC2 
You  dear  little  thumb,  go  to  sleep.     See  Gaynor.     Finger's  lullaby. 

SCI 
You  have  a  little  prisoner.     See  Pleyel.     On  guard.     GS 
You  have  silken  clothes  to  wear.     See  Meissner.     In  China.     ASC 
You  know  I  am  a  Brownie.    See  Gaynor.     Brownie.    LL 
You  love  me  and  I  love  you.     Hailmann.     HR 

You  may  hear  us  on  your  window.     See  Lamed.     Raindrops.     HS 
♦You  must  be  very  tired.    Hailmann.    HR 
You  never  would  think  that  old  Grandfather  Sun.    See  Neidlinger. 

Painter  Sun.     ESI 
You  pretty  sunbeam.    See  ElHott.    Little  sunbeam.     SLl 
You  pussy  willow.    See  Sawyer.     Pussy  willow.    WS 
You  spotted    snakes    with    double   tongue.     See   Macfarren.      Mid- 
summer night's  dream.     TLB 
You  think.  Oh  sun  so  fair.     See  Amaryllis.    EFS 
You  want  to  be  big  and  strong,  of  course.    See  Funkhouser.     Some 

day  you'll  be  a  man.     FSK 
You  will  hear  the  birdies  singing.     See  Cole.     Scale  song,   No.  5. 

CM 


278  Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs 

Young  Molly  who  lived  at  the  foot  of  the  hill.     See  Lass  with  the 

delicate  air.     EFS 
Young  night  thought.     Stevenson.     SS 

(Foote.     Young  night  thought.     SS) 
Young  recruit.     LBS 

♦Young  thoughts  have  music  in  them.     Kroeger.     TLB 
Your  little  hand,  my  child,  show  me.    See  Wiggin.     Ball  play.     KC 

(Wiggin.     Ball  song,  no.  2.    KC) 
Your  mouth  now  open.    See  Hubbard.    Tasting.    MSG 

(Wiggin.     Tasting.     KC) 
♦Youth  has  gone.     FS 
Yradier.     Dove.    FS 
♦Yule  logs  are  waiting.     JB 

Zarnack.     O  Tannenbaum.     FS — RCS 

(Fir  and  the  pine.     RCS) 

(Fir  tree.     FS) 
Zelter,    Story  of  night.     SHS 
♦Zisch,  zisch,  zisch.     Hubbard.     MSG 

(Froebel.     Joiner.     MP) 

(Joiner.      PS) 

(Seidel.    Joiner.     HR) 
Zoom !  zoom !  said  a  busy  little  rover.     See  Meissner.     Honey  bee 

and  clover.    ASC 
Zoom  !  zoom  !  zoom !  drones  the  bumble  bee.    See  Gaynor.     Bumble 

bee.    SCI 
Zundel.     Love  divine,  all  love  excelling.     TLB 
Zwei  feine  Stieflein  hab'  ich  an.    See  Taubert.     Sand  man.     RCS 
Zwei  Hasen.     BB 

(Two   hares.     RCS) 
Zwischen   Berg   and    tiefen,   tiefcn.    Thai.     See   Two   hares.     RCS 

(Zwei  Hasen.    BB) 


LISTS   OF    SONGS   FOR   SPECIAL   DAYS 

ARBOR  DAY. 

Child  and  the  tree.     Root.     SV 
Come,  my  dolly.     Smith.     SV 
Falling  leaves.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Fir  and  the  pine.     RCS 

(Fir  tree.     FS) 
Fir  tree.     Burnett.     HS 

How  Johnny  and  Polly  shake  the  apples.     Reinccke.     FC 
Journey  of  the  boys.     Neidlinger.     ESI 
Orchard.     Jenks.     HS 
Our  fir  tree.     Sherwood.     HS 
Planting  of  the  apple  tree.     Roeske.     HS 
Song  of  the  trees.     Hill.    HS 
Story  of  the  apple.     Hill.     SHS 
Tree  in  winter.     Smith.     SL2 
Trees.     Heerwart.     KG— HR— SM 
Tree's  friends.     Gaynor.    SCI 

BIRD  DAY. 

All  the  birds  have  come  again.     Smith.     SLl 

All  the  little  sparrows.     Walker.     WS 

Awakening.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Baby's  waking  song.     SHS 

Bird's  duet.     FS 

Bird's  nest.     HS 

Blackbird  song.     BSS 

Bluebird.     WS 

Bluebird.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Bobolink.     Cole.     CM 

Bobolink.    Gaynor.     SC2 

Call  of  the  crow.     Knowlton.     NS 

Captive  bird.     Knowlton.     NS 

Captive  wild  bird.     Bureau.     HS 

Child  and  the  cuckoo.     Reinecke.     FC 

Chris-cradle  sings.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Come  here,  little  Robin.     Tufts.     CL 

Cradle  nest.     Winslow.     HS 

Crow.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Cuckoo.     PS 

Cuckoo.     Froebel.     MP 

Cuckoo,  cuckoo.     PS 

Death  and  burial  of  Cock  Robin.     Elliott.     MG 

Dove  cote.     Smith.     SLl 

Farewell  to  the  birds.     Gaynor.     SCI 

279 


280  Index   to   Kindergarten    Songs 

First  flving  lesson.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Fly  little  birds.     Cornwell.     HS— WS 

Flying  song.     Hill.     SHS 

George's  song.     Reinecke.     FC 

Humming  bird.     Cole.     CM 

Humming  bird.     Tufts.     CL 

H  blue-birds  bloomed.     Gilchrist.     StN 

Little  bird  in  the  cradle.     Brewster.     BSS 

Little  birdie.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Little  birdies.     Cole.     CM 

Little  brown  thrush.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Little  cock  sparrow.     FS 

Little  cock  sparrow.    Elliott.    MG 

Little  doves.     Wiggin.     KC 

Little  red  lark.     FS 

Little  woodpecker  and  L     WS 

Maggie's  pet.     Elliott.     MG 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sparrow.     Gavnor.     SC2 

Nell  and  her  bird.    Tufts.    CL 

Nest  eggs.     Ramsay.     SF 

Nightingale.     AlabiefT.     FS 

Nineteen  birds.     Elliott.     MG 

Oriole.     Gavnor.     SCI 

Orioles.     FS 

Pigeon.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Pigeon  house.     Tufts.     CL 

Pigeon's  flight.     Saville.     HS 

Polly.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Polly.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Poor  linnet  in  the  hedge.     FC 

Robin.     Tufts.     CL 

Robin  redbreast.     BSS 

Robin  redbreast.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Robin,   Robin   redbreast.     Mather.     WS 

Robins  and  pussy  willow.     Brewster.     BSS 

Robin's  song.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Rollicking  Robin.     Knowlton.  NS 

Sing-away  bird.     Millard.     StN 

Skylark.     Cole.     CM 

Snowbird.     Knowlton.     NS 

Song  of  the  robin.     Connell.     StN 

Sparrows'  nest.     Berry.     KC 

Stork,  stork,  stander.     Reinecke.     FC 

Swallow.     FS 

Swallow.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Swallow,  good  bye.     FS 

Swallow  is  come.     Tufts.    CL 

Three  crows.     Elliott.     MG 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  281 


To  the  nightingale.     Reinecke.     FC 

Two  little     birds.     Fisher.     StN 

Two  crows.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Two  robin  redbreasts.     Walker.     WS 

We  are  red  birds.    Smith.     SL2 

Welcome  little  robin.     Smith.     SL2 

Welcome  swallow.     Tufts.     CL 

What  do  birdies  dream?     Hubbard.     MSG 

What  robin  told.     Johnson.     BSS 

What  robin  told.     Knowlton.     NS 

When  the  night  comes  on.     Cole.     CM  ^ 

Where  the  birdies  grow.     Cole.     CM 

Who  taught  the  little  bird?     Hubbard.     MSG 

Wise  old  owl.     Neidlinger.     SSS 

Woodpecker.     Gaynor.     SC2 

CHRISTMAS 

Air  is  filled  with  the  echoes.     Morton.     WS 

Blessed  day.     Batchellor.     WS 

Carol,  carol,  children.     Graeff.     HS 

Carol,  children,  carol.     Walker.     WS 

Carol,  oh  carol !     Dugan.     WS 

Carriage  to  ride  in.     Reinecke.     FC 

Children,  can  you  truly  tell?    Walker.    WS 

Christmas.     Reed.     HS 

Christmas.     Reed.     TGS 

Christmas  at  the  door.     Reinecke.     FC — HR — SLl 

Christmas  bells.     Weatherly.     EL 

Christmas  carol.     Adams.     HS 

Christmas  carol.     Elliott.     SLl 

Christmas  carol.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Christmas  carol.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Christmas  carol.     Gaynor.     LL 

Christmas  carol.     Ogden.     KC 

Christmas  carol.     Smith.     SL2 

Christmas  carol.     Terhune.     CC 

Christmas!    Glad   Christmas.     Kendall!     HS 

Christmas  greeting.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Christmas  has  come.     Wiggin.     KC 

Christmas  hymn.     Gottschalk.     KC 

Christmas  hymn.     Reinecke.     FC 

Christmas  hymn.     Smith.     SLl 

Christmas  is  coming.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Christmas  is  here.     HR 

Christmas  joys.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Christmas  lullaby.     Hill.     SHS 

Christmas  manger  hymn.     GS 

Christmas,  merry  Christmas.     HS 


282  Index   to   Kindergarten    Soncs 

Christmas  night.     Hill.     SHS 

Christmas  picture.     Morton.     HS 

Christmas  secrets.     Gaynor.     SC2 

Christmas  song.     (Holy  night.)     Adam.     GS 

Christmas  song.     Brewster.     BSS 

Christmas  song.     Cole.     BSS 

Christmas  song.     Haydn.     HR 

Christmas  song.     Reinecke.     FC 

Christmas  song.     Rielif.     KC 

Christmas  song.     Root.     SV 

Christmas  song.     Schwartz.     BSS 

Christmas  song.     Smith.     SL2 

Christmas  star.     Hill.     SHS 

Christmas  time    is    coming.     Poulsson.     LCD 

Christmas  tree   march.     Rieff.     KC 

Christmas  waltz  song.     Andre.     KC 

Come  and  join  our  carol.     Story.     WS 

Dear  Santa  now  appear.     Hubbard.     MSG 

December.     Knowlton.     NS 

First  Christmas.     Field.     EL 

First  Christmas.     Morton._     HS — WS 

First  Christmas  song.     Hill.     HS 

First  Nowell.     FS 

Good  news  on   Christmas  morning.     Hatton.     StN 

Happiest  day.     Hill.     HS 

Hark!  the  bells  are  ringing.     Hubbard.     MSG 

In  the  Bethlehem  stable.     Poulsson.     LCD 

Jolly  old  Saint  Nicholas.     HR 

Joyfully,   joyfully.     Thayer.     WS 

Legend  of  the  Christmas  tree.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Letter  to  Santa  Claus.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Let's  go  sliding  down  the  hill.     Frazer.     BSS 

Little  child's  gift  carol.     Chapek.     HS 

Little  four-years.     Frazer.     BSS 

Manger  throne.     Steggall.     FS 

Merry  Christmas.     HS 

Merry  Christmas.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Merry  Christmas  bells.     Hitte.     DM 

Merry  Christmas  bells.     Murray.     WS 

Noel,  noel,  the  Christ  is  born.     Shelly.     WS 

O,  thou  holy  child.     RCS 

Oh,  ring  glad  bells.    Herron.    WS 

Old  English  carol.     EL 

Presentation   song.     Hill.     SHS 

Ring  merry  bells.     EL 

Santa  Claus.     Reinecke.     SL2 

Santa  Claus.     Roeske.     PFP 

Shine  out,  oh  blessed  star!     Dugan.     WS 


Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs  283 

Sing,  little  children,  sing.     Osgood.     WS 

Song  of  thanks.     Saville.     HS 

Stilly  night,  starry  and  bright.     Gruber.     FS 

Story  of  the  Christ.     Hill.     SHS 

Three   Kings  of  Orient.     Hopkins.     FS 

Toyman.     HS 

Toyman's  shop.     Hill.     HS 

Waken,   little   children.     Ashmall.     SLl 

We  welcome  you,  dear  friends.     Hubbard.     MSG 

When   Christ  was   born.     Brown.     FS 

While  stars  of  Christmas  shine.     Hill.     HS 

Why  do  bells  for  Christmas  ring?     Bingham.     BM 

Wonderful  tree.     Schilling.     WS 

EASTER. 

At  Easter-tide.     Sheehan.     OSM 

At  Easter  time.     WS 

Awake,  awake !     Houseman.     HS 

Easter.     Gaynor.     GS 

Easter.     Hadley.     TLB 

Easter.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Easter  carol.     Damrosch.     StN 

Easter  carol.     Fairlamb.     StN 

Easter  carol.     Sawyer.     EL 

Easter  hymn.     Batchellor.     WS 

Easter  hymn.     Story.     WS 

Easter  morning.     Chapek.     HS 

Easter  morning.     Martin.     MSL 

Easter  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Easter  song.     Johns.     TLB 

Easter  song.     Rich.     HS 

Easter  song.     Smith.     SLl 

Glad  Easter  is  here.     Dugan.     HS 

Lillies  sweet.     Spohr.     HS 

Merry  bells  of  Easter.     Knowlton.     NS 

Nature's  Easter  song.     Hill.     SHS 

Sweetly  the  birds  are  singing.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Waking  flowers.     Hill.     SHS 

FLAG  DAY. 

America.     Smith.     FS— GS— MSG 

(My  country,  'tis  of  thee.     TLB) 
Battle  hymn  of  the  republic.     FS 
Dixie's  land.     Emmett.     FS 
First   flag.     Atkinson.     GS 
Flag.     Hadley.     TLB 
Flag.     Schwartz.     BSS 
Flag  song.     Root.     SV 


284  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Flag  song.     Smith.     SL2 
Flags.     Montz.     IMS 
Our  flag.     Gaynor.     SCI 
Our  flag.     Neidlinger.     SSS 
Patriotic   hymn.     Knowlton.     NS 
Salute  to  the  flag.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Star  spangled  banner.     FS — MSG 

FROEBEL'S  BIRTHDAY. 

Froebel  hymn.     KC 

Froebel's  birthday.     Hubbard.     MSG 

Froebel's  birthday.     Reed.     HS 

Froebel's  birthday  song.     Rust.     EL 

Froebel's  birthday  song.     Smith.     SL2 

Froebel's  favorite   hymn.     Rust.     EL 

Froebel's  song.     Hubbard.'    MSG 

Marching   song,    for   Froebel's   birthday.     Rockwell.     KC 

On  Froebel's  birthday.     HS 

INDEPENDENCE  DAY. 

Fourth  of  July.     Kern.     HS 

July.     Knowlton.     NS 

Independence  day.     Schuckburgh.     HS 

MAY  DAY. 

Around  the   Maypole.     Sherwood.     HS 
Cornish   maypole   dance.     FDM 

Music  only 
It  is  lovely  May.    Hubbard.    MSG 
Lovely  May.     Hubbard.     MSG 
May.     PS 

May-basket.     Smith.     LCD 
May  dance.     FDM 

Music  only 
May  dancing  song.     Richter.     HR 
May  day.     Gaynor.     GS 
May  day   invitation.     Sherwood.     HS 
May  Queen.     Gaynor.     GS 
May  song.     Strong.     HS 
Maypole  dance.— "Bluff  King  Hal/'     BFD 
Maypole  song.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Maypole  style.     JB 
Queen  of  the  May.     Gaynor.     LL 
Queen  o'  May.     Stanley.     StN 
Queen  o'  May.     Warren.     StN 

MEMORIAL  DAY. 

Decoration    day.     ESS 
Memorial  day.     Flotow.     GS 


Index   to   Kindergarten   Songs  *  285 

Memorial  day.     Stetson.     HS 
Memorial  hymn.     Allen.     TLB 
Our  land.     Reed.     HS 
Soldiers  true.     Sherwood.     HS 

NEW  YEAR. 

Ding,    dong!     Hoffman.     StN 

Ding,   dong!     Molloy.     StN 

Little   New  Year.     Jenks.     WS 

New  Year.     Gaynor.     SC2 

New  Year.     Gebauer.     HS 

New  Year.     Seidel.     HR 

New  Year  greeting.     Sherwood.     HS 

New  Year's  day.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Now  welcome  to  the  new-born  year.     Rischart.     HR 

Old  Year  and  New  Year.     Hill.     HS 

Old  Year  and  the  New.     Walker.     WS 

THANKSGIVING. 

Can  a  little  child  like  me.     Story.     WS 

First   Thanksgiving   day.     Gaynor.     SC2 

God's  blessing  on  work.     Albert.     SHS 

God's  care   of  all   things.     SHS 

Harvest  hymn.     Carey.     BSS 

Harvest  song.     Smith.     SL2 

Hymn  for  a  child.     Knowlton.     NS 

Hymn  for  national  holiday.     Knowlton.     NS 

Morning  hymn.     Batchellor.     WS 

Morning  hymn.     Hamburg.     HR 

Morning  prayer,  no.  1.     Wiggin.     KC 

Morning  Thanksgiving.     Reed.     HS 

On  this  happiest  feast  day.     HS 

Patriotic  hymn.     Knowlton.     NS 

Sleigh   ride.     HR 

(Thanksgiving  day.     Conrade.     GS) 

(Thanksgiving  day.     Hubbard.     MSG) 

(Thanksgiving  song.     Morton.     WS) 
Song  of  thanks.     Saville.     HS 
Thanks  for  constant  care.     Hill.     SHS 
Thanks  for  daily   blessings.     Hill.     SHS 
Thanksgiving.     Gaynor.     LL 
Thanksgiving  day.     Conrade.     GS 

(Thanksgiving  day.     Hubbard.     MSG) 

(Thanksgiving  song.     Morton.     WS) 

(Sleigh  ride.     HR) 
Thanksgiving  day.     Hill.     HS 
Thanksgiving  for  harvest.     Sherwood.     HS 
Thanksgiving  game.     Hurd.     PTS 
Thanksgiving  joys.     Conrade.     GS 


286  Index    to   Kindergarten    Songs 

Thanksgiving  song.     Bingham.     BM 

Thanksgiving  song.     Brewster.     BSS 

Thanksgiving  song.     Gaynor.     SCI 

Thanksgiving  song.     Himmel.     SHS 

Thanksgiving  song.     Jenks.     EL 

Thanksgiving  song.     Morton.     WS 
(Sleigh    ride.     WS) 
(Thanksgiving  day.     Conrade.     GS) 
(Thanksgiving  day.     Hubbard.     MSG) 

Thanksgiving  song.     Rust.     EL 

Thanksgiving  song.     Sawyer.     EL 

Thanksgiving  song.     Smith.     SL2 

We  plow  the  fields.     Smith.     SL2 

We  thank  Thee.     Sherwood.     HS 

Why  Mr.  Gobbler  changed  his  tune.     Gaynor.     SC2 

VALENTINE'S  DAY. 

February.     Knowlton.     NS 
Postman.     Reed.     HS 
Recipe   for  a   valentine.     Gaynor.     SCI 
St.  Valentine's  day.     Shedd.     HS 
See  the  pretty  valentines.     Hill.     HS 
Valentine.     Damrosch.     StN 

(Valentine.     Fairlamb.     StN) 
Valentine  day,  no.  1.     Gaynor.     GS 
Valentine  song.     Brewster.     BSS 
Valentines.     Gaynor.     SC2 
Valentine's    message.     Hill.     HS 
When  you  send  a  Valentine.     Hill.     HS 

WASHINGTON'S  BIRTHDAY. 

Song  for  Washington's  birthday.     HS 
Song  of   Washington.     Work.     HS 
Washington's  birthday.     Hubbard.     MSG 
Washington  song.     Atkinson.     GS 


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